Sureeaneko

Children are the future. If the present is kind to them, the future they bring will be good. If the present treats them poorly, the future they bring will be poor; however if the past they had gave them strength, the future they bring will be strong no matter what the present throws at them.       - Sparrow Wall         January 15, 2013

I don't even know why I'm writing this story, its just going to turn out to be a disaster anyway. But, oh well, I guess I should go on with it, I mean, I've already started it, so what the hell. But before I start, I have to apologize to those who don't understand what I'm talking about, and I have a great big apology for those who do get it but don't find it funny. Now, on with the story…     So I was walking down the street one day when I saw this dog, it was sitting there, beside the sidewalk on the road, and it was staring at me, that was all it was doing, staring at me. Then, as I was just starting to stare at it, and just after,

Katrina Ross, a third-teen year old girl, had fallen in love with fish. She had long wavy blond hair that shimmered in the sun just as water did.  Her very large eyes were the same color as fresh water, when it's looked upon up close. Maria Ross was Katrina's mother, and she had full red lips, quite the opposite from her daughters. Katrina wasn't skinny, she was very athletic and built, but none of that showed in her long thin, but full, face. Ever since Katrina had fallen in love with fish, she had begged her parents to buy a lakefront cabin, and after a year of her pleading for it, they decided that a cabin would make a lovely place for s