The new human, who me and Sparky now call "Curly" due to it's fuzzy hair, and Sparky's human, who Sparky calls "Pickles", as it eats pickles a lot, were messing with my sunlight. They took the mini-suns and carried them somewhere. They then picked up my home, and carried it to some kind of purring silver monster. I hid in a corner, and they put me into the stomach of the monster, and closed the hole. I looked around, seeing grey colors, and on the sides were windows. "Sparky! Were are you!? Sparky!?!" I cried out, scared and panicking. Curly sat down and put it's arms around my home. The monster rumbling back to life, and Pickles waved in what seemed like a goodbye. The monster ran down the gravel path. I listened to some songs, still scared a bit. The monster slowed down and then fell asleep. Curly took my home, and put it down on a roofed, white rock. It then put my mini-suns on the top and turned them on. I stayed hidden, scared by my new surroundings. A dog barked, an old, girl dog. She was fussing at a "pup", telling it to get off her territory. A dirty blonde haired human walked in, looking at me. It was older than the other humans, more so than Pickles' parent. It gave me some food, but I just stared at the mealworm, letting it crawl away. I curled up underneath the wood slab, falling asleep from shock and exhaustion.
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Diary of a Bearded Dragon
HumorThe life of a Bearded Dragon is somewhat simple, at least in a human's eyes. Time to see through the eyes of a dragon named Athena (her human calls her Red on occasions) in this comedic documentary.