((Does Tori Mist or Danny owe anyone?))
I think they think I’m a bit odd, you know.
→ Luna Lovegood (Harry Potter)
bowl-of-sunshine:
*A tiny bit of pink spreads across her cheeks and she smiles sheepishly, rubbing her forearm with her free hand.* Why, thank you! That’s really sweet, aha! *Smiles with determination, pumping a fist in the air* Us farmers have to take up a whole load of work in order for our farms to prosper! Otherwise it would be hard to get good income and we’d probably have to close down our farms, which, for me, is out of the question. *Nods multiple times, grinning* That’s right! Anything can happen with a bit of faith!
*nods* Yes, yes, it’s so encouraging to see hard work done! Makes me feel like I should be working harder myself, you know? *laughs* Ah, well, all with time. But it’s good that you keep faith! There’s nothing a combination of hard work and faith can’t accomplish! I’m sure a fine crop of turnips will be the proof of that! In any case, I have a looot of turnips to deliver! But, I’ll come by some time to see how they turned out. Or if you’re ever in Norad, you can come to Trampoli and visit me!
((I’ll do the rest tomorrow!
Let me know if you would like some! Goodnight!))
((Based off a story Rosetta tells in RFF))
Ten years ago…
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missofthenightfall:
turnipchicks said: Yes, I suppose that’s part of the charm! I like it… still, it is fun to have a little bit of excitement too. Only, I hope for the good kind, this time.
“It is nice to have some excitement here and there. Isn’t the Ganesha Cup Boat Race coming up sometime soon?” Iris moves some strands of silver hair away from her eyes. “The good kind…? Has something badly happened in the past?”
“Oh, is it? I totally forgot!” Mist laughed. “Well, you know. Once the Seches Empire tried to take over Kardia. And then there was that other thing… But, well, it’s best not to dwell on bad things in the past, eh?” Mist patted Iris on the shoulder. “Just gotta keep moving on forward!”
talkstoplants:
turnipchicks:
talkstoplants:
turnipchicks:
Yes! It’s a real warzone in here at times! I wouldn’t be surprised if a monster showed up in here one day thinking it was the perfect habitat for it.
Actually, that’s a lie, I would be very surprised! But in any case, it’s usually quite the mess.
Hmm… Wait…
Monsters, you say?
Yes. Maybe not big ones, but perhaps a cute little one, like a fairy! Or a chitter!
A chitter…? What is a ‘chitter’?
Oh, it’s a cute little monster, usually red. It has a big fluffy tail, and likes to eat nuts, especially acorns. They’re sooooo cuuuute!
mollygoodgolly:
Mm, yes, freed him. The dragon had placed the Harvest King into a deep sleep and took over his throne. But one thing that dragon didn’t know was that you never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line. And of course, that sealed it’s fate. And the once the Harvest King was free, well was able to restore the power of the goddess tree, which is important, by the way.
*nods* Well, to each their own. Not a tradition where I’m from but who are we to judge the traditions that we aren’t native to?
*looks over her property, scratching her chin* The knottiest tie you’ll ever see. I have to have my house rebuilt just for it to be destroyed again. But that’s alright. *rolls her shoulders* At least if we get another storm that is. *glances over to Mist* A storm destroyed my house.
…I haven’t the faintest idea what a Sicilian is, but I’ll take your word for it. It sounds like useful advice. I’ll be sure to ask about whether something is Sicilian or not before engaging in a deadly duel, whether it be poison or sword or brute strength.
Yes, I agree. To each their own indeed~. Besides, foreign customs are fascinating, in their own way. We just all need to be respectful of each other, I think. I suppose I should try to be a bit more open-minded, although I still prefer our way.
*blinks* Ah… so it was all made up then? That’s too bad! You’re quite good at spinning yarns, Molly. Did you ever consider becoming a writer? I’d love to read your books. I’m sure they’d have the most unexpected endings. Shame about the storm, though. Almost makes the idea of a wizard and god fighting for your hand in marriage sound preferable! Far more romantic than nature deciding to let loose, in any case.
bowl-of-sunshine:
turnipchicks:
Then it’s a deal! I can’t wait!~♪
Oh, hee.. was I that transparent? Yep! Turnips are great! They’re definitely one of my favorites! So, I really look forward to getting some from you. Of course, you can make a good profit too- especially since these seed were free!
*Chuckles lightly* Well, you wouldn’t exactly have someone come to your farm to deliver free turnip seeds just for the sake of having them grow before summer every day now would you? *Nods* I hope they’ll turn out well, with summer being so close and all, it’s sorta hard to predict how good their quality’s gonna be. *Grins* Yeah, I have you to thank for that! Haha! ♪
No, I suppose not. My neighbors do occasionally have that benefit, however. I think that they will turn out well. I feel that you’re a good farmer, Chelsea. Good on you for taking up such hard work! I’ve tried in the past, but really, I can’t handle too much on my own with that sort of thing, so I admire anyone who can. I think with a little faith, they’ll turn out just fine.
