five bags of soil

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So about that whole freaky world changing thing.

[After nursing seven million insect bites and minor sunburn, Coraline's finally getting a start on what she meant to do before the entire summer camp debacle: gardening. This afternoon, she's attempting to carry a bag of soil and a tin box down the lobby stairs. Her journal is resting on top of the box, picking up the metallic rattling of her trowel.]

I heard that was someone's home we went to. Someone in the castle. [A pause.] Could we get sent to other people's homes too? Does that happen a lot?

[She pauses again.]

I mean, I'm just curious. I guess Oregon would be a pretty boring place to go.




[Rue]

I think I'm gonna go plant some cucumbers! Do you want to help?

Comments

[rainbowed]

Erm
Its A Bit Of A Convoluted Story To Explain
It Will Have To Wait Until Another Time But As It Stands There Is A Strong Possibility That I Wont Ever Be Able To Visit The World That You Know

[buttonless]

... I guess that does kinda suck. I mean, if Earth was a place you wanted to visit. It isn't all that awesome.

[rainbowed]

That Isnt Entirely Factual
Ive Been Able To Observe Different Parts Of Your World Online Before And I Enjoyed What I Saw
More Specifically I Was Able To Witness Crystalline Water Ice Precipitation Over The Place That You Refer To As New York
It Was Refreshingly Light And Beautiful
Give Your Planet More Credit

[buttonless]

[... Is this chick for real]

Crystalline water ice precipitation?! You mean snow?