Glinda was pouting ( Read more... )

It had been a while since Dorothy had learned that this new place she had found herself in was not, in any way, shape, or form, a part of Oz.  It was not one of the countries beyond it's borders, and that  beach thankfully had nothing to do with the Deadly Desert.   That hadn't, however, stopped her from frequently checking any mirrors she came ( Read more... )

Fights, whether they be with angry monkeys or angry boys, were all well and good when they were going on. But the afterwards was not quite as fun ( Read more... )

The explorers club follows the river up the mountain to get attacked by monkeys. Lucy is bitten, and there are a lot of thrown fruits, rocks, and some knife waving, and some kicking monkey butt. Go go monkey attack!

Set to Saturday the 1st

Lucy had always been an explorer. She'd been called a tomboy by a visiting prince once, and while Lucy had laughed, in some ways it was true. She'd rather be out doing things then at home being a proper young girl. Really, if she was a young girl, then how could she not be proper? It was another one of things she was sure couldn't be right ( Read more... )

It was a little early, but Cuddy didn't mind. Stacy had been up before the sun, which was characteristic of her, and couldn't seem to get back to sleep which was relatively uncharacteristic of her in turn. They had both decided it was a good enough time to get up and stay that way, so after a shower and getting dressed, Cuddy had gone straight to ( Read more... )

July was always the one of the hottest months in Kansas.  The days were longer, and even the nights were so warm that Dorothy wished her blankets were not so heavy.  The sunflowers were tall and in bloom, and the house had been finished a few months ago.  Aunt Em still fretted about money, and Uncle Henry still tried to tell her that things ( Read more... )

Dorothy was bored. Bored, and tired, and perhaps a bit antsy as she sat perched on a rock near the waterfall, weaving little flowers into a crown. She tapped her bare foot against the side of the rock, her sandals laying on the ground. Toto alternated between looking into the water, jumping in, and then jumping out, shaking himself off quite ( Read more... )

Dorothy was absolutely EXHAUSTED. The weekend had been nothing short of hectic, and really quite confusing. No one was who they seemed to be, And trying to keep up with who she MIGHT know and who she might not was just too much. She'd been just as relieved as everyone else when things were set right Monday morning ( Read more... )

Dorothy Gale had been depressed. After seven months -- a whole seven months! -- of being trapped in a strange land, her resolve was weakening. For all of December, the world outside had become a winter wonderland, and she was reminded of snow-covered pastures, and the smell of a fresh christms tree inside the farm house ( Read more... )