Arana leaped, pirouetting once before disappearing beneath the surface, the only evidence of her dive, a single ring in the water. Swimming to the lily pad, Izaba ribbited from the aquatic stage, "Bravo!"
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Linking up with Trifextra: the words water, ring and stage plus 30 of my own. For fun, zaba is Polish for frog, while the Spanish word for my amphibious heroine is rana.
I agree with Barbara's comment....this could be a great start of a children's tale. And, by the way, pirouetting frogs are most amazing sights to see ;)
I LOVE their names. Seriously awesome. Even if they are a bunch of show offs!
ReplyDeleteHa, that was fun to read.
ReplyDeleteI love you words...so fluid and splooshy :)
ReplyDeleteThe frogs make it look so easy, just like your post!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! A very fun read. :)
ReplyDeleteFrogs are win.
ReplyDeleteThe frogs can show those Olympics divers how it's done.
ReplyDeleteSweet.. and intelligent writing.
ReplyDeletegreat start to a kid's story? :) Love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is cute ... Well done :)
ReplyDeleteOooo! A language lesson! Thanks for linking up with this fun post.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Barbara's comment....this could be a great start of a children's tale. And, by the way, pirouetting frogs are most amazing sights to see ;)
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