06-20-2012, 01:26 AM
occ: Meh, they can just stargaze or something..
Bambi had been finding it rather hard to get used to being out of slavery. Restlessness had been a common thing these last few days, even with her stock responsibilities. When she was constantly being bossed around, her day didn't end until she could barely carry her own weight anymore. But now her chores, all together, took but a few minutes.
The dog walked around a few times before settling- Similar to the way a house dog would when settling upon a old cotton bed. She carefully laid out the candles she had collected from the barn, spacing them evenly in a circle around herself. Her fur covered hands grapsed the flint and steel, rubbing them together a few times before a spark finally caught on to one of the candles. She lifted the blue candle, touching the toasted wick to the other four candles. She sat indian style in the middle of the circle, tilting her head back and looking up at the stars overhead. It was a lovely night, and the stars were twinkling beautifully. She let out a long, welcoming howl. Anyone was welcome to join. It was less of a religious gathering, and more of a welcoming of the upcoming season.
Bambi had been finding it rather hard to get used to being out of slavery. Restlessness had been a common thing these last few days, even with her stock responsibilities. When she was constantly being bossed around, her day didn't end until she could barely carry her own weight anymore. But now her chores, all together, took but a few minutes.
The dog walked around a few times before settling- Similar to the way a house dog would when settling upon a old cotton bed. She carefully laid out the candles she had collected from the barn, spacing them evenly in a circle around herself. Her fur covered hands grapsed the flint and steel, rubbing them together a few times before a spark finally caught on to one of the candles. She lifted the blue candle, touching the toasted wick to the other four candles. She sat indian style in the middle of the circle, tilting her head back and looking up at the stars overhead. It was a lovely night, and the stars were twinkling beautifully. She let out a long, welcoming howl. Anyone was welcome to join. It was less of a religious gathering, and more of a welcoming of the upcoming season.
