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The Back Stories with Darnell and Cornelia - #2 Liane



LIANE
Every dozen years the Topzwellers poked their heads through the loamy soil
near the entrance to the baseball park. As Liane had turned 12 during the last
phase, it was her first time as lookout.
Nervously, she looked to her left which caused her left eyeball to pop out
of her head. It was like a turn signal or, if she wasn’t moving, like a zoom
lens.
When she saw that the target was already in place and all systems were
GO, her little arms locked into the straight position, fingers splayed, and
her underbelly turned yellow.
Keeping her position trained on the target, Liane gingerly touched each of
the others with her tail, a signal that they could emerge. She knew that
when they were all in position, this would be the greatest night of her life.

Comments

papierelle said…
Schön, das sie sich mal wieder gezeigt hat und nach so langer Zeit, kann man nicht vorsichtig genug sein.
Süße Geschichte und großartig gestaltete Karte.
Blue Kube said…
I love your story and your fantastic coloring!
I Card Everyone said…
Another fabulous collaboration, Cornelia!
=]
So cute is the scene and I love the story line with it.
conil said…
Just left a note on Darnell's blog about you two collaborating on a book. Think it would sell like hotcakes.
Anita in France said…
What an awesome (and fun) scene, Cornelia ... the richness and depth of your colouring is just stunning ... Darnell's backstory is brilliant with it! Hugs, Anita :)
HilaryJane said…
Love this card and story, well done for entertaining us all so well xx

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