[naumachy]

cute holiday kiddo ! bear with me -

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[Ariana Black]

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[Mango30]

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[iStarz & Everly]

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[heyheygirl101]

Username: heyheygirl101
Show Name: Giver of Fruits
Barn Name: Yavanna
Meaning: Valië of the earth, spouse of Aulë, whose name was translated “Giver of Fruits” This name is a compound of yávë “fruit” and the noun anna “gift”, so literally meant “fruit-gift"
Why? Anyone who knows me knows I am a huge tolkien nerd, so anytime I can find a way to use elvish in my tolter names I will take. Also what better name for a christmas tolter than that that translates to fruit-gift.

First Christmas
Yavanna's first christmas was a rather eventful one as she was nearly a yearling when it happened due to her being born outside of the regular breeding season.
Being the oldest of the Ironwood foals she was the most troublesome as she was nearly a teenager by human standards once christmas time came around. With this juvenile deliquent behaviour she was a nightmare for the staff to deal with, as christmas is a rather busy time here at Ironwood.
We have sleigh rides going from midday to around 3 am, sometimes later if the northern lights stay out and lots of couples love to come and stay in our cabins during the winter season, and the only way to get them through all that snow is the horses. So needless to say there is a definite lack of supervision during the Christmas season at Ironwood.

[Darkest.Nation]

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[Half Tree]

username] Half Tree
show name] In The Heart Of Courage
barn name] Kilig
name meaning] "the rush or inexplicable joy one feels upon seeing or experiencing something romantic; exhilaration or elation "

[paradise,]

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[husky.]

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username: husky. name: er líða fer að jólum // eracemus 'raz'
name meanings: show name is icelandic for ‘its time for christmas’.
barn name combines the name erasmus, meaning ‘beloved’ with
the word racemus, meaning ‘a bunch of grapes’.
sketches: link / link
song: from past to present
fruitcake: people love to hate fruitcake.
it’s served last, when there’s no room left for it; shoved to the back
of the cupboard, ‘we’ll eat it later’, forgotten; and yet it remains a
tradition - why? raz believes that fruitcake remains a holiday staple
simply because of its simplicity. a bit of fruit, flour, eggs, and wishes.
that’s all it takes. with each stir, there is a wish for everyone:
for good health, love and happiness; longevity, fortune, good times;
passion, faith, dreams. to raz, the wishes are best part.


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[northy.]

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