01-22-2012, 01:14 PM
Riding the boat was fun! Dalgina wobbled around unsteadily, sent sliding as they hit the waves. Her body would be covered in bruises if it weren't for the blankets and pillows Neela had set up for her. Sticking her nose out the door Dalgina had tripped on the roping, trying to get a good look. A squeal escaped her as water splashed onto the boat, sending her scurrying back into her little section where Dalgina was nice and dry, and not covered in nasty tasting cold water. Shaking her fur out Dalgina snuck another look, and decided that it would be alright if she came out for a little bit. After all, Neela was out there and nothing bad had happened to her.
Dalgina trotted over to the edge, and gasped as a giant wave appeared on the horizon. Convinced it would swallow them whole Dalgina backed up, only to feel the ship arc up and cut through the wave. The motion sent her tumbling to the side, knocking against the wood. Dalgina whined complainingly. The wood wasn't very nice to crash into. It was more fun sliding around on the blankets and stuff inside, where she was safe. Dalgina got ready to toddle back to there when the boat settled. Neela's voice called out, telling Dalgina to come and look at something.
She came up to the collie, tiny body pressed against the big dog. Dalgina peered around, trying to see what Neela was looking at. Dalgina's eyes widened, tail wagging rapidly. The whole world was dyed a bright orange, everything glowing with light. Streaks of color shot up into the darker purple blue, an amazing spectacle by any means. Dalgina barked excitedly, moving to race to the stern. It was the most beautiful thing she'd ever seen.
Dalgina trotted over to the edge, and gasped as a giant wave appeared on the horizon. Convinced it would swallow them whole Dalgina backed up, only to feel the ship arc up and cut through the wave. The motion sent her tumbling to the side, knocking against the wood. Dalgina whined complainingly. The wood wasn't very nice to crash into. It was more fun sliding around on the blankets and stuff inside, where she was safe. Dalgina got ready to toddle back to there when the boat settled. Neela's voice called out, telling Dalgina to come and look at something.
She came up to the collie, tiny body pressed against the big dog. Dalgina peered around, trying to see what Neela was looking at. Dalgina's eyes widened, tail wagging rapidly. The whole world was dyed a bright orange, everything glowing with light. Streaks of color shot up into the darker purple blue, an amazing spectacle by any means. Dalgina barked excitedly, moving to race to the stern. It was the most beautiful thing she'd ever seen.