She walks peacfully through the sand. . . -- The Beach

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Date Posted: 17:05:33 04/28/02 Sun
Author: Colleen
Author Host/IP: 66.187.4.41
Subject: She walks peacfully through the sand. . .

She had pulled her hair back in a loose pony tail and put on a pair of capris. To keep her warm in the cool breeze she had thrown on a little zipper up sweater that matched her blue eyes. She kept an eye on Franklin, making sure that he didn't get swept away in the waves. The small spaniel runs through the wet sand, barking and jumping around her feet. She laughs and looks around. The sun was beginning to set. She loved living here. She took a deep sigh while she looked around the empty beach. She had heard stories of stray animals that came here in hopes to find an owner. She would love to find a wild horse. To be able to train it and build a partnership. That would be so much fun. She tried to imagine a beuaitful wild mustang galloping along the beach up to her. It's wild spirit searching for love. She sighed as she sat down and hugged Franklin while he napped. She began to doze off too, dreaming of wild horses running on the beach.

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