As I searched for fire wood, I realized the storm was growing. I hurried and got some wood and headed back. Mckenzie had started making a roof over the fire. I helped her putting the tarp roof up. After it was finished i started the fire and she went in took get a bowl and for too the crick behind the fort too get water. We poured it in too a kettle and let a few bowl fulls of water boil on the fire. Once it was safe too drink we pored it into a milk jug for later. I decided to let Mckenzie take a nap while I made a quick breakfast sense the storm was getting stronger. I made some sloppy Pancakes and put out the fire and took them in the fort. Either Mckenzie wasn't asleep at all or the smell of pancakes woke her. She ate them plain. We both did sense we had no toppings. When we finished I gave the dogs the left overs. I looked outside at the storm. I was as if the sky was bawling. At least a centimeter was on the ground.
"Mckenzie, if a storm is heading east, which way are the animals going?" I asked her. She thought for a minute then answered, east too get ahead of the storm or back too there dens and you could set a trap there. "Good!" I told her.
"If it stops snowing soon we will go for a hunt, but if not, tomorrow we can have a lesson in deep snow." I told her. She was excited either way. Then I realized I forgot something.
"Shoot!" I exclaimed "we will have too go back too the house tonight too get the hunting gear." I told her.
"We'll get the horses too." I told her. She nodded and fell asleep for a while and I decide the same. I
Dreamed in my sleeping bag next too her and drifted too sleep and dreamed about my parents being arrested.
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Runaways by Mistake
AdventureAbby loved being outside and in the woods. But when she was inside, that's when the nightmares began. She was beaten along with her younger sister, Mckenzie. She felt bad for the child getting beaten and she felt guilty. So almost all the time she t...
