Post by junai on Jul 27, 2013 1:24:24 GMT -6
This had been a horrible idea. Whatever had possessed her to walk up a mountain in such warm weather?
Oh. Right. 'It'll be a lovely day!' the television had promised, the smiling anchor woman cheerfully lying to the world as she tilted her head to one side, chuckling with her fellow newscaster. 'No doubt the best views will be visible from the mountain! And such lovely air will be good for one's health! Check it out folks!'. It'd promptly switched to the male newscaster, his black hair streaked and smoothed back. Gilly had only half listened, looking out her window at the mountain, considering how small it looked compared to the ski resorts of her childhood. She'd be able to climb that no problem. And lovely sights were always wonderful! Yeah! That's what she'd do on her day off!
She'd made a huge mistake.
Huffing and puffing up the trail, she paused and leaned against a tree, leaning forward to make breathing a little easier. Perhaps, just this once, shorts and a tank top would've been more advisable. Not a long dress with full sleeves and petticoat and everything. Even her neck was covered, a single broach keeping some frills in place. Gilly looked like you could've put her on a mantel piece and she would've been a doll your grandmother had when she was a kid. Which, in her mind, equaled perfection.
Straightening she fanned herself, attempting to make her flushed cheeks pale again. Looking about, Gilly had to take back some of what she said about the newswoman. She was right. It was a lovely sight, flowers gently blowing in the breeze, leaves rustling together to make a soft, hush hush noise, not a single car sound in the background or any noise from the town. The trail continued to curve in front and behind her, winding off into the distance. She could even see a feral cat sliding through the grass, stalking something. Ah, nature.
Turning, Gilly began moving up the trail again, hands placed demurely across her sternum, chin held high, her ponytail bouncing behind her. For quite a few steps she looked lovely, like a Victorian woman stepping out of a history book and into a picturesque setting. Then her boot caught a stone and she toppled forward with a loud half screech, half yelp. "Mother f-" With a distinctive whump she landed in the middle of the trail, her dress sprawling about her, dirt rising in a cloud and settling as well.
Ok. Yeah. No. She'd made a huge mistake.
Oh. Right. 'It'll be a lovely day!' the television had promised, the smiling anchor woman cheerfully lying to the world as she tilted her head to one side, chuckling with her fellow newscaster. 'No doubt the best views will be visible from the mountain! And such lovely air will be good for one's health! Check it out folks!'. It'd promptly switched to the male newscaster, his black hair streaked and smoothed back. Gilly had only half listened, looking out her window at the mountain, considering how small it looked compared to the ski resorts of her childhood. She'd be able to climb that no problem. And lovely sights were always wonderful! Yeah! That's what she'd do on her day off!
She'd made a huge mistake.
Huffing and puffing up the trail, she paused and leaned against a tree, leaning forward to make breathing a little easier. Perhaps, just this once, shorts and a tank top would've been more advisable. Not a long dress with full sleeves and petticoat and everything. Even her neck was covered, a single broach keeping some frills in place. Gilly looked like you could've put her on a mantel piece and she would've been a doll your grandmother had when she was a kid. Which, in her mind, equaled perfection.
Straightening she fanned herself, attempting to make her flushed cheeks pale again. Looking about, Gilly had to take back some of what she said about the newswoman. She was right. It was a lovely sight, flowers gently blowing in the breeze, leaves rustling together to make a soft, hush hush noise, not a single car sound in the background or any noise from the town. The trail continued to curve in front and behind her, winding off into the distance. She could even see a feral cat sliding through the grass, stalking something. Ah, nature.
Turning, Gilly began moving up the trail again, hands placed demurely across her sternum, chin held high, her ponytail bouncing behind her. For quite a few steps she looked lovely, like a Victorian woman stepping out of a history book and into a picturesque setting. Then her boot caught a stone and she toppled forward with a loud half screech, half yelp. "Mother f-" With a distinctive whump she landed in the middle of the trail, her dress sprawling about her, dirt rising in a cloud and settling as well.
Ok. Yeah. No. She'd made a huge mistake.
OOC: Aaaaaah, it's been such a long time since I've RPed on a site. I hope this is ok
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