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Oct. 28th, 2007 06:51 amSeveral years after I bought volume 11 of Mon Colle Knights, I finally got around to having Mom buy volume 12 for me.
Yesterday afternoon, while I was walking outside, I noticed a mouse by Phyllis's path. It seemed as if it was dying, but it was still breathing. I told Mom about it, and she said there was little we could do to save it. I went back outside to observe it. I tried using a leaf to roll it back onto its feet, but it only rolled back onto its side. Soon, Mom came out, and asked me if maybe Sabrina got it. I told her that I don't know what happened to it. I suggested that maybe it's just old. She then suggested that it's just scared stiff. Mom then showed me, from the back steps, the glowing color of the fallen pine needles in the sunset. I found it interesting, and she told me that that time of day is called the gloaming, which is the evening between the afternoon and dusk.
Yesterday afternoon, while I was walking outside, I noticed a mouse by Phyllis's path. It seemed as if it was dying, but it was still breathing. I told Mom about it, and she said there was little we could do to save it. I went back outside to observe it. I tried using a leaf to roll it back onto its feet, but it only rolled back onto its side. Soon, Mom came out, and asked me if maybe Sabrina got it. I told her that I don't know what happened to it. I suggested that maybe it's just old. She then suggested that it's just scared stiff. Mom then showed me, from the back steps, the glowing color of the fallen pine needles in the sunset. I found it interesting, and she told me that that time of day is called the gloaming, which is the evening between the afternoon and dusk.