Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Alighting with a Brunswick part 4
Monday, April 20, 2009
Alighting with a Brunswick Part 3
He tumbled into his normal perch, above the ground on a low branch.
He brushed back a few small branches to see his friend's nest of twigs.
"I hope you don't make as many mistakes as I have, when YOU come into the world."
He whimpered to the smallest of the eggs. He rested back into his old position of his branch,
and fell into a deep sorrowful sleep.
As the joyfilled trio of Daneil , Nick, and Peter tumbled into the fresh warm smell of the cottage, a small unknown row was in full force, in the rentroom above. A middle-aged man of 44 was frustrated with Perkins, the cat. He was working on a small box when the green-eyed creature flung itself onto his desk to catch a yarnball. The yarnball then twirled around the cat, and the box, winding the two together, in a tangled mob. It did not take the cat long to free itself, with it's retractable claws; but for Mr.Brunswick to get the box out was a different story. "Oh, that feind of a animal! What a nuisance!" Perkins answer with a supeirior whiff of his tail over Mr. Brunswick's nose. Which tickled his nose in such a way, that it made him sneeze. That was all Mr.Brunswick was going to take. "Out with you!" he cried, grabbing the cat. With one swift jesture, he opened the door and flung the cat into the hall. The cat landed perfectly on the ottoman. "The RASCAL!"said an angered Mr.Brunswick, trying to unwind the box from the yarn.
When he had found his composure, he used his pocket knife to slice the pieces off his box.
When his task was completed, he delicately placed his position on his desk. He then walked out the door to see Perkins on the ottoman, very still, very quiet. "Oh no!" Thought Mr.Brunswick. "Did I really throw him that hard?" He then wrapped the cat into his coat and decended quickly down the stairs. Just as Mr.Brunswicks' hand was on the doorknob of the back door, he heard a familiar, but unwanted voice. "Perkins! Here kitty,kitty,kitty!" whitsled Daneil. Mr.Brunswick felt his stomach turn.
TO BE CONTINUED...
Friday, April 17, 2009
PHYSICS PROJECT
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Alighting with a Brunswick Part 2
The fluffy Austrailian Shepard suddenly stopped and made a low growl. Danielle startled from this interupption was feeling her hairs prick. She slowly turned her shaking body toward the direction Shep was growling. She turned to see a very distressed pheonix, fluttering about.
Danielle climbed up in a dogwood to get closer to the great bird, and saw a nest filled with 10 chicks. She began stroking the infants, and as soon as she did the peonix took off down the hill. "Come back!" She cried thinking the bird would leave for good. In her rush she tripped and tumbled down the hill after the pheonix. Danielle stopped rolling to see her brother Nick, her cousin Pete, and a boy she did not know. The boy seemed to be trying to take away their sticks. As soon as the boy realized what happened he apologized, and walked back up the hill, with the pheonix perched on his shoulder. "Danny?!" cried the two surprised boys. "What are you doing here?" wondered Pete. After she explained the mistake they marked the happening as nothing, and continued as before. Poor Edward had felt ashamed again, and went to be with his only friend. "We should be getting back to the lane, Nick." remarked Pete. "I agree. Aunt Lucinda will be in an outrage if we miss breakfeast.
Now there is something you should know about the family. Nick still remembers when he was very young when he awoke early in the morning to a sound. He saw his father leave a note on his mother's bedside, and his father walk out the door. Three hours later his mother awoke, read the note and ran out the door. He saw her go to the little row boat and go out to sea, never to return. Nick and baby Daniel were then put in Uncle Job and Aunt Lucinda's care, so Nick's cousin, Peter was like a brother to him.
Pete and Nick went on again by slashing the wind with their 'swords.'
As the delighted trio ran along back to the lane, Aunt Lucinda watched them approach from a window. "Those boys are so animal like they will over run our little island of Zibic to peices!" She cried in dismay.
Now the island of Zibic was the barrior between the Great Sea, and the Doongag sea. To the east mainland of the Great Sea where the "good ol' " Cothids lived was filled with loving and thoughtful creatures, who had defended the human Zibics and animal Zibics in the war long ago.
To the west was the Doongags, horrid evil beings, and creatures alike but all the same on the inside. Their leader, Gusfack was the worst of them all. For he was a Onwrin, they are two-headed creatures with snouts and horns. To put it lightly they are 'deadly.'
Friday, March 20, 2009
Alighting with a Brunswick Part 1
The trees seemed like they were alive, enjoying the breeze and the rays of the warm sun.
The great pheonix fluttered in the wind, like a runaway kite.
"Take that!" Cried one of two young men whorling his sharpened stick to imitate a sword.
The other smarted back with a : "En guarde!" Pushing his stick through the current of the breeze. "En guard?" Questioned the one, with a inquisitive brow.
"I heard Sir Brunswick say it this morning in his rentroom. He is a very loud snorer, you know." Told the other with a smirk. "PETER! NICOLAS!" The boys shivered for the both knew who it was. "Greetings , Philis. I --" He was cut short of his half of his sentence. "Don't Phillis me! You know you are supposed to call John, MR.BRUNSWICK. Not SIR BRUNSWICK! He is just a gentleman now. Don't repeat his speech if you don't know what it means! Besides you must be back at 2:00 for your lessons," huffed Phillis. She wheeled on her heel and departed.
"Oh, bother!" Remarked Nick. "Sometimes I feel sorry for the man that will marry her."confessed Peter. "Not as sorry as you will be when I defeat you, Pete!" smarted Nick.
The fluttering pheonix descended on a crowded dogwood tree.
Not only did the tree hold a large nest full of the pheonix's chicks, but also the napping spot of a local younger boy. He was always finding his way into mishaps. His only friend the pheonix had been busy taking care of her chicks. Edward began stroking the great creature's feathers. Suddenly the bird perked up her head. Edward stopped to listen. He heard a row below and peeked over the dogwood's highest branch. He saw two figures fighting... FIGHTING WITH SWORDS! " I have to stop them, before one of them regrets it!" The excitement gave a start to him, which wiggled the tree. Before he knew it he was tumbling down the hill toward the swordsmen!
TO BE CONTINUED...
Friday, March 13, 2009
The Barnyard Quarrels CHAPTER 1
One pouring afternoon in the barn, a sinister plot was arizing.
The furious Elvin and his gang of the roughest meanest cats this side of Warner county. At that moment Elvin was so mad with the number of how many mice had gotton into the chicken feed.
A unknown listener plotting as well.
"I wish there were some way we could make peace. Those nasty cats are always picking on us mice." thought the little listener. While the cats were discussing the best way to play with yarn, the little listener decided to make a game while she was waiting for the cats to talk about something more interesting. She balled up a straw of hay, and would see how far she could throw it by hanging on her tail. Her goal was to hit the flower sack, she was not quite close enough. She swung harder, and harder, and harder, until... ''EEEEEEEP!!!" The poor little mouse fell into a ring of cats. "AH, HA! An imposter!!" shouted Texo, the second in leadership of the gang. "OOh, a spetail dilivery meal! How nice!" sneered Quince a lady cat. "What were you doing up there, small fry? Whats your name?"hacked Elvin. "I-I-I was pl-playing a game. I w-wasn't litsening the s-stuff you said about the mice getting the chicken feed-- I-I mean--" squeaked the mouse shakily. "Oh,no you were not listening at all."Elvin said sarcasticly. The whole gang began to chuckle nad cackle. Before Mindy knew what was going on Quince had swooped her up, and was dangling her over her jaws. "Ya see, kid. We can't have ya babbling this news around." snickered Texo. "Have a nice trip!" said Quince. From what it seemed to Mindy a hugeblack hole was opening. But all of the sudden, a furry bridge filled the gap over the hole. Then somebody cried out. "STOP!" As quick as a flash Mindy was back on the ground. "Who saved me?" squeaked the astonished mouse. "We won't do it again, Sam! I promise we won't!" Cried Quince. "Yeah, Honest!" Shouted Texo. Mindy looked up to see the biggest most beautiful Border Collie ever layed eyes on by a mouse."Don't hurt us, Sam. PLEASE?!" screamed Elvin. The deep voiced creature responded with a nod. "Don't let that promise slip your mind." He warned. "I am eternally gratful!"squealed Mindy. The Sam walked off to a tree to go and do his job of watching the sheep. Mindy Fallowed as fast as her little feet could take her.
TO BE CONTINUED...