01-13-2009, 10:13 PM
My apologies for the wait. New Year started off as a stressful pile o' crap. :/
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The new year meant nothing to him. Time really didn't mean anything to him, though as time had passed he had gradually gotten bigger. They were all growing and though he didn't notice it, his once baby blue eyes had made their transition over to a gold-green that belonged to relatives that he didn't even know. Winter had yet to abate and had only grown more ferocious, much to his dismay, but it didn't stop him from making treks between den and house at lightning fast speeds. He wanted to stay out of the cold as much as he possibly could, but this time he was interrupted midway between that speedy trek by someone.
Mati! his mind pointed out as a wiry grin automatically unfurled across his dark muzzle. He beelined straight for her at that point, ready and willing to sneak up on her (an impossible feat to do with so much crunchy snow underfoot) as she poised herself between the fence slats. By the time he had actually gotten slow enough to break into a run, he let out a ferocious little growl that was more about playing than attacking and more or less went to barrel into her. Screw catching water drops, was his body language, let's wrestle!
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The new year meant nothing to him. Time really didn't mean anything to him, though as time had passed he had gradually gotten bigger. They were all growing and though he didn't notice it, his once baby blue eyes had made their transition over to a gold-green that belonged to relatives that he didn't even know. Winter had yet to abate and had only grown more ferocious, much to his dismay, but it didn't stop him from making treks between den and house at lightning fast speeds. He wanted to stay out of the cold as much as he possibly could, but this time he was interrupted midway between that speedy trek by someone.
Mati! his mind pointed out as a wiry grin automatically unfurled across his dark muzzle. He beelined straight for her at that point, ready and willing to sneak up on her (an impossible feat to do with so much crunchy snow underfoot) as she poised herself between the fence slats. By the time he had actually gotten slow enough to break into a run, he let out a ferocious little growl that was more about playing than attacking and more or less went to barrel into her. Screw catching water drops, was his body language, let's wrestle!