Hello again, It has just come to my attention that readers cannot post comments. From now on I think everything will have to be done by email. If you think you can help in any way or have any questions please email me. My email is jackson10898@gmail.com
thanks for your patience, Jackson
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ReplyDeleteOnce once there was an owl named Francis. He was orange so no one liked him. After a couple years Francis became neon orange. Whenever he walked up to another owl, they would always fly away. One day a hot "chick" said she wanted to date someone who was unique. The news spread pretty fast, so everyone tried to show how they were special. Francis walked up to her and they fell in love. A few years later they got married and had chicken/owl hybrids. They all lived happily ever after. The end.
ReplyDeleteI once was in diagonal alley, buying my wand and broom and messenger. I bought the best wand and broom their is. I was in the pet store and I found the most majestic bird ever. I bought it and went to hogwarts.
ReplyDeleteOnce there was an orange piece of paper. There was a girl named Hailey who folded the paper into the shape of an owl from her teachers instructions. Then she preformed an act with other colored shapes. The orange owl was the wise owl all animals in the forest looked up to. She was the wise owl. Her name was Timmyneshia and she would do anything to help her forest. To be continued...
ReplyDeleteTheo's parent's had always told him not to leave the nest until he could fly. They had told him about the dangers outside in the forest. But it had always seemed like fairy tales until now. He raced ahead using all the strength he had left in those thin little owl legs of his. The badger crashed through the shrubbery and overgrowth, slobber dripping from its disgusting mouth. Theo looked back and estimated that his pursuer was now only a few yards behind him, and the gap was closing fast. He had to find a hiding place, a location where he could make his final stand against the beast behind him. Theo scanned the forest floor and found just what he was looking for. A small hole in between the roots of a dying oak. He made a dash for it and released all the energy he had left, which wasn't much. As soon as the predator behind him realized what he was doing he picked up the paced, determined not to loose his prey. Theo only had a couple more steps to go until he was safe in the hole. He took a big step and dove into the air with the badger close behind. He looked back and saw the badger's terrible jaw begin to close down on him. All he could think was "I'm not going to make it, my life ends now." He closed his eyes and prepared for the horrific pain, But it never came. Theo opened his eyes and saw two full grown owls wrestling the badger. They fought hard and ferociously, and it paid off. Soon the badger was running away, howling from the wounds the owls had inflicted upon it. The two owls turned around and one said, "Come, your one of us now." End of part 1
ReplyDeleteI hope you guys like my story!
ReplyDelete"Behold, the scary key," said the frightening man. TWO HOURS EARLIER... An orange owl by the name of honolui'i was not afraid of anything. He would go into battle with no armor at all. He would be the bird that ends up killing who they need to be killed. Then there was a battle that he decided not to take part in because of his son, Hooka-Pooka, would go in for him. Honolui'i had trained Hooka-Pooka well and believed in him. The army lost the fight because they weren't used to Hooka-Pooka so they didn't know where to position him on the battle field. Honolui'i was captured by the frightening man. The frightening man held out a key, said some words Honolui'i was not sure what they were, and killed Honolui'i.
ReplyDeletePronunciation Key:
Honolui'i (ho-no-lu-ee)
Hooka-Pooka (hoo-ka-poo-ka)
Part Two will be of Hooka-Pooka's death.