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pkg Inner circle The City of Ithobaal I son of Hiram I 1356 Posts |
First of all, excuse my rusty english,and please do take into consideration cultural and language barriers, second all comments welcomed (negative or positive!)
here it goes.(just the main keys, no details, it would be too long) "this old man who lives with his old wife in the woods, goes every single day to the woods, cultivating mushrooms, putting them in a wooden box, and dragging the ever so heavy box back home. one day he finds a lost kid in the woods, the kid asks him to drag him while he sits on the box, old man feels sorry and does it eventhough he knows it's gonna be ten times heavier, surprisingly, the box is light as a feather....the kid lives with them, food multiplies on the table, one day he decides to go on a boat trip, his now really old "mother" asks him for some natural sea salt when he gets back. he reaches an island where everyone is drooling, they never used salt, so he sprinkles some on their food and they loved it, the shaman of the tribe touches and rubs the salt which turns into gold as a reward for the kid...on his way back home some goons try to steal his gold, as he fights for his right, the captain says that they will tie the bag of gold and throw it into the water, if it floats it's for the kid to keep, if it drowns they will pull it and it's for the seamen...amazingly the bag floats.kid comes back home, gives the elderly the bag of gold, smiles and in a magical way he turns into a small glowing light which flies off into thin air..." again, please do excuse my rusty english and not so developped explanation/story, language barrier is not that easy to break! I just hope that this inspires you in a way or another. this is a story that my late grandma used to tell me when I was a kid and a couple of months ago I've put into a routine... all comments are welcomed!
Double posters should be shot!
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Midnight333 Veteran user 353 Posts |
I like it, check out the Grimm Fairytales it's full of stories like that one.
Good work! |
sinnead zenun Elite user Mt. Makiling 408 Posts |
Very nice pkg... hope to hear more from you
my grandpa is also my inspiration for making stories and routines... |
ptbeast Special user Oregon 831 Posts |
I love this sort of story, especially when I am
performing for children. I have always thought that fables and fairy-tales made a great basis for bizarre magic. Thank you for sharing this with us. Dave |
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