“Really Together”
November 18, 2014
Skipper and Marlene smiled as they finished decorating the small krisimasi mti in her habitat. Once they’d finished wrapping thin garlands and LED lights around it and hanging tiny hand-made ornaments, they stood back and admired their work.
“Well,” Skipper said, taking her kwa the waist from the side, “I think it turned out pretty well.”
Marlene smiled and rested her paw on his chest. “I think so too. I had a good time decorating it with you.”
Skipper looked back to the tree. “You too, Marlene,” he replied. “Let’s turn off the lights and see how well the LEDs do,” he said, releasing her and crossing the room. Marlene prepared to plug up the krisimasi mti lights. “Ready?”
Marlene nodded and Skipper turned off the lights as Marlene pushed the plug into the wall. The mti glimmered with soft golden, red, green, blue, white, and lavender light. Marlene and Skipper returned to the front of the tree, smiling at its beauty.
“If only I had an Angel to put on top,” Marlene sighed.
Skipper thought for a moment and turned to her. “I don’t know. I don’t think you’d find it comfortable up there,” he alisema with a smile. She met his eye for a moment and then looked away, her cheeks burning. Skipper took her kwa the waist again. “Come on, wewe have to admit wewe totally walked into that one.”
Marlene awkwardly fiddled with his chest feathers, not meeting his eye. “I hate how wewe know just how to make me bashful,” she alisema quietly.
Skipper smiled humorously and pulled her closer so her ear was just inayofuata to his beak. “But wewe also kind of like it, right?” he alisema softly.
Marlene bit her lip and nuzzled into his neck. “Maybe a little,” she replied in a whisper.
Skipper looked at the back of her head out of the corner of his eye with a smile. “I guess this would make our first krisimasi together. Really together.”
Marlene rested herself against him. “Yep. To think, just last year, we wouldn’t have believed our relationship would come this far.”
Skipper pulled away so he could look into her eyes. “And if we would’ve never had that argument, we wouldn’t have fully realized how much we care about each other.”
Marlene smiled and Skipper pressed his forehead to hers.
“Can I at least have a nyota to put on the tree?” Marlene asked.
Skipper smiled suavely. “I wouldn’t dare take the stars out of your beautiful eyes.”
Marlene pressed her lips together as zaidi heat rushed into her cheeks and she shoved him, but Skipper tightened his grip on her waist.
“Come on, wewe walked into that one too,” he alisema with a laugh.
Marlene looked down smiling, without giving an answer. Skipper looked at the tree.
“I almost forgot,” he said, releasing her waist. “Kowalski innovated the lights. Observe.”
Skipper double-clapped his flippers together and the mti began to gently flicker the soft lights at the tempo of a calm snowfall. He turned to Marlene, who was smiling at the mti with the lights dancing in her eyes and off her fur. She turned to him and he slipped his flippers around her waist again with a warm smile.
He glanced at her lips and slowly leaned closer until his beak just grazed them. Marlene wrapped her arms around his neck invitingly and Skipper held her tighter as they slowly kissed in the dancing krisimasi mti lights.
November 18, 2014
Skipper and Marlene smiled as they finished decorating the small krisimasi mti in her habitat. Once they’d finished wrapping thin garlands and LED lights around it and hanging tiny hand-made ornaments, they stood back and admired their work.
“Well,” Skipper said, taking her kwa the waist from the side, “I think it turned out pretty well.”
Marlene smiled and rested her paw on his chest. “I think so too. I had a good time decorating it with you.”
Skipper looked back to the tree. “You too, Marlene,” he replied. “Let’s turn off the lights and see how well the LEDs do,” he said, releasing her and crossing the room. Marlene prepared to plug up the krisimasi mti lights. “Ready?”
Marlene nodded and Skipper turned off the lights as Marlene pushed the plug into the wall. The mti glimmered with soft golden, red, green, blue, white, and lavender light. Marlene and Skipper returned to the front of the tree, smiling at its beauty.
“If only I had an Angel to put on top,” Marlene sighed.
Skipper thought for a moment and turned to her. “I don’t know. I don’t think you’d find it comfortable up there,” he alisema with a smile. She met his eye for a moment and then looked away, her cheeks burning. Skipper took her kwa the waist again. “Come on, wewe have to admit wewe totally walked into that one.”
Marlene awkwardly fiddled with his chest feathers, not meeting his eye. “I hate how wewe know just how to make me bashful,” she alisema quietly.
Skipper smiled humorously and pulled her closer so her ear was just inayofuata to his beak. “But wewe also kind of like it, right?” he alisema softly.
Marlene bit her lip and nuzzled into his neck. “Maybe a little,” she replied in a whisper.
Skipper looked at the back of her head out of the corner of his eye with a smile. “I guess this would make our first krisimasi together. Really together.”
Marlene rested herself against him. “Yep. To think, just last year, we wouldn’t have believed our relationship would come this far.”
Skipper pulled away so he could look into her eyes. “And if we would’ve never had that argument, we wouldn’t have fully realized how much we care about each other.”
Marlene smiled and Skipper pressed his forehead to hers.
“Can I at least have a nyota to put on the tree?” Marlene asked.
Skipper smiled suavely. “I wouldn’t dare take the stars out of your beautiful eyes.”
Marlene pressed her lips together as zaidi heat rushed into her cheeks and she shoved him, but Skipper tightened his grip on her waist.
“Come on, wewe walked into that one too,” he alisema with a laugh.
Marlene looked down smiling, without giving an answer. Skipper looked at the tree.
“I almost forgot,” he said, releasing her waist. “Kowalski innovated the lights. Observe.”
Skipper double-clapped his flippers together and the mti began to gently flicker the soft lights at the tempo of a calm snowfall. He turned to Marlene, who was smiling at the mti with the lights dancing in her eyes and off her fur. She turned to him and he slipped his flippers around her waist again with a warm smile.
He glanced at her lips and slowly leaned closer until his beak just grazed them. Marlene wrapped her arms around his neck invitingly and Skipper held her tighter as they slowly kissed in the dancing krisimasi mti lights.
Alex:sheesh I never knew that this room had lots of art things
Skipper:what do wewe mean?
Alex:well just look at it and today I am moving my art things
To the basement
Skipper:need help because your just a girl and-
Alex:are wewe saying I not storng
Kolwaski:well wewe are a girl and-
Alex:I take kartet class and I am a yellow belt
Rico:wow
Private:you must work really hard
Skipper:but do need help
Alex:sure
Down at the basement
Alex:well that should do it
Skipper:well we best get going back
Alex:it was nice meeting wewe guys
Kolwaski:yes it was wewe are a very great girl
Private:great she's magically
Alex:about that I have some to tell you..................
To be coutine please write maoni for all my chirstmas story
Skipper:what do wewe mean?
Alex:well just look at it and today I am moving my art things
To the basement
Skipper:need help because your just a girl and-
Alex:are wewe saying I not storng
Kolwaski:well wewe are a girl and-
Alex:I take kartet class and I am a yellow belt
Rico:wow
Private:you must work really hard
Skipper:but do need help
Alex:sure
Down at the basement
Alex:well that should do it
Skipper:well we best get going back
Alex:it was nice meeting wewe guys
Kolwaski:yes it was wewe are a very great girl
Private:great she's magically
Alex:about that I have some to tell you..................
To be coutine please write maoni for all my chirstmas story
marlene:I don't know if wewe can hear me au if your even there I don't know if wewe would lissen to a otter's pryer yes I know I'm just a outcast I souldn't speek to wewe still I see your face and wonder were wewe once an outcast too.god help the outcasts hungry from birth onyesha them the mersey they don't find on earth plz help my people we look to wewe still god help the outcasts au nobody will.
Others:I ask for wilth,I ask for fame,I ask for glory to shine on my name,I ask for upendo I can poses,I ask for god and his angels to bless me.
Marlene:I ask for nothing I can gat kwa but I know so meny less lucky then I plz help my people the poor and downtrad I thoughed we all were the children of god.god help the outcasts children of goooooooooood
Others:I ask for wilth,I ask for fame,I ask for glory to shine on my name,I ask for upendo I can poses,I ask for god and his angels to bless me.
Marlene:I ask for nothing I can gat kwa but I know so meny less lucky then I plz help my people the poor and downtrad I thoughed we all were the children of god.god help the outcasts children of goooooooooood
Kowalski is in his lab fixing a project. A beautful penguin, auk name Macy. She do science and she can sing. she come up in his lab."Hey Kowalski." alisema Macy. "Hey Macy." alisema Kowalski. "I got to tell wewe something." alisema Macy. "What is it Macy?" alisema Kowalski. Want to go walk with me at the central park?" alisema Macy. "Sure." alisema Kowalski. So they are going to walk at the central park. "Kowalski? I got to tell wewe something?" alisema Macy. "What is it Macy?" alisema kowalski. Macy is so shy to tell him but she going to say it. "I upendo you." alisema Macy.
