03-10-2018, 07:37 AM
[div style="width: 500px; text-align: justify; font-family: helvetica; font-size: 9pt; line-height: 1.4;"]It had been awhile since she shoveled snow out of doors, but she could remember a few instances. Usually she was poorly equipped, with nothing but mittens and a t-shirt as she did her best to move the snow from the door, and of course failing with her once tiny hands. Thank god those days were over though. She was in undersized clothes, but she wasn't gonna get guaranteed sickness, at least.
The teenager would one by one scoop the snow into the shovel, clearing a path for her to move outside as to get the best view. Her arms were sore from bruises she once got long ago, but she ignored them as she instead began to shovel the snow past her shoulders, letting herself sink into thought as it flew off the porch. Her breath was clearly visible from the cold, nose runny and face flushed as soft shivers escaped her mouth, though she tried her best to stifle it as she one by one cleared the door.
By the time it was done, her shoulders ached and she had long adjusted to the cold, ears warn from her beanie, the only article of clothing that fit her right anymore. Holding the shovel like a staff as she leaned against the porch wall, she began to feel herself swaying sleepily, clearly not caring about the cold nipping at her, and she looked as though almost falling asleep as she began to sink closer to the ground, leaning the shovel back against the wall.
[align=center]"Greer" "Gilbert"
The teenager would one by one scoop the snow into the shovel, clearing a path for her to move outside as to get the best view. Her arms were sore from bruises she once got long ago, but she ignored them as she instead began to shovel the snow past her shoulders, letting herself sink into thought as it flew off the porch. Her breath was clearly visible from the cold, nose runny and face flushed as soft shivers escaped her mouth, though she tried her best to stifle it as she one by one cleared the door.
By the time it was done, her shoulders ached and she had long adjusted to the cold, ears warn from her beanie, the only article of clothing that fit her right anymore. Holding the shovel like a staff as she leaned against the porch wall, she began to feel herself swaying sleepily, clearly not caring about the cold nipping at her, and she looked as though almost falling asleep as she began to sink closer to the ground, leaning the shovel back against the wall.
[align=center]"Greer" "Gilbert"