Username;
PaintLily
Foxer name;
Tanoshī hāto (Japanese for Delightful Heart, Pronounced: Tah no she ha toe)
What color are her ribbons?;
White because I really like the white, but with some swirls on them that are the second to last color on the list of hex codes, and a sun of the same color on the one on the neck.
Why does she wear her ribbons?;
Because they remind her of her mother, who always loved ribbons, and made them to decorate literally everything. Her mother died a while ago, and at her funeral there were ribbons everywhere, since her mother died she never has taken them off. In fact, these ribbons are the very ribbons her mother wore.
Poem;
I Won't Forget (From Tanoshī hāto's perspective):
Gone in just a day,
Whisked away from me,
So now you're gone,
And I'm alone,
But I won't forget.
I won't forget,
Everything you did for me,
You cared for me,
You kept me safe,
But now your gone,
Oh, Mother I won't forget you.
I'm all grown up now,
And I must take care of myself,
But I'll always miss you,
I'll always love you,
I'll always remember you.
I'll be okay.
PaintLily
Foxer name;
Tanoshī hāto (Japanese for Delightful Heart, Pronounced: Tah no she ha toe)
What color are her ribbons?;
White because I really like the white, but with some swirls on them that are the second to last color on the list of hex codes, and a sun of the same color on the one on the neck.
Why does she wear her ribbons?;
Because they remind her of her mother, who always loved ribbons, and made them to decorate literally everything. Her mother died a while ago, and at her funeral there were ribbons everywhere, since her mother died she never has taken them off. In fact, these ribbons are the very ribbons her mother wore.
Poem;
I Won't Forget (From Tanoshī hāto's perspective):
Gone in just a day,
Whisked away from me,
So now you're gone,
And I'm alone,
But I won't forget.
I won't forget,
Everything you did for me,
You cared for me,
You kept me safe,
But now your gone,
Oh, Mother I won't forget you.
I'm all grown up now,
And I must take care of myself,
But I'll always miss you,
I'll always love you,
I'll always remember you.
I'll be okay.
Everything Else wrote:Crush:
She is not interested at all at
the moment, and the very fact
that anyone would wonder
about such a thing makes
her annoyed; Especially at
a time like this when her
mother has just died not
too long ago.
Nicknames:
Tanoshī hāto has four
nicknames just 'cause.
Her nicknames are:
Tanoshī, hāto, Star,
and Ribbons, but she
doesn't go by hāto
very often because
she doesn't like it
much. She likes it
just fine with Tanoshī
before it, but not
alone. Also, when she
was just a kit, she
had the nickname
shī-shī.
Personality:
Tanoshī is sweet,
gentle, and caring.
It's hard to upset her,
but if you do, stay
a distance away
from her, she has
a bad temper. Star
cares a lot about
her mother and the
fact that she recently
died is heart-breaking
to her.
Tanoshī's Mom wrote:Tanoshī hāto, watashitachiha
issho ni kunrin shimasu,
Watashitachiha issho ni
kunrin shimasu,
Ribon no ōkoku,
Doko demo ribon,
Doko demo ribon.
Delightful Heart, we
will reign together,
We will reign together,
In the kingdom of the
ribbons,
Ribbons everywhere,
Ribbons everywhere.
The first verse is the same
thing as the second verse,
except the first verse is
Japanese and the second
verse is English.
The reason she isn't wearing
her ribbons in this picture
is in the picture because it
is before her mom died and
she didn't wear ribbons until
after her mom died.
~~~~~~~History~~~~~~~
Tanoshī hāto was born in a large
meadow with a stream at the edge.
On the other side of the stream
was a thick forest. Tanoshī was
not allowed to go into this forest
because it was very dangerous.
When Tanoshī was a kit she once
sneaked into the forest. She was
out looking for an adventure and
she got one. Star avoided many
things, such as traps set down by
hunters and large birds trying to
pick her up.
While Star was taking a drink at
a shallow pool a large wolf jumped
right in front of her. She would
have ran, but there was no where
to go... Except for jumping over
a precipice she couldn't make
it over, and she hadn't learned to
fly yet, either. Suddenly Tanoshī's
mom ran in out of no where,
grabbed Tanoshī, and leapt over
the precipice, spread her wings,
and glided over it.
As soon as they got home Star
was scolded for going into the
forest. Star was apologized,
even though she knew it would
take more than "Sorry." She spent
the next week at home with her
mother, she learned how to
make ribbons and she also got
the best thing she could-an
amazing relationship with her
mom-after that she stayed with her
mom almost all the time. Shī-shī
also began studying stars, she loved
it and she was really good at it, that
was when she got her charm.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ribbons was now an older kit, nearly
to her teenage years, and she was
lying far out in the meadow, relaxing.
Out of the blue Ribbons got up and
ran to their den. She was frightened
and she clung to her mother,
describing what she had seen. Her
mother pat her on the head and told
her it was okay, explaining that now
was the time of year when she sold
ribbons and that it was only a group
of foxerflies coming to buy them.
Assuming that it Ribbons was just
frightened by seeing other foxerflies
and it wasn't really as many as Ribbons
thought, her mother got out her
ribbons that were for sale. Then a
hoard of foxerflies arrived, more than
Star's mom had ever seen in her life.
Selling ribbons to so many was too hard
of a task for just one foxerfly, so Star
helped. They sold all the ribbons they
had for sale and even then not every
foxerfly got one, and the ones that hadn't
gotten any paid to have customs made,
saying they'd pick them up in a few
weeks.
Ribbons and her mom were busy making
ribbons all day long for three whole
weeks; However, Ribbons always found
a way to make some sort of excitement.
The bows they made were all beautiful,
they made a baby blue one with silver
stars on it, a deep purple one with a
golden crown on it, and many more.
When they had finally made all the
ribbons, the foxerflies came back for
them, they had barely made them on
time. From then on Ribbons always
helped her mom make ribbons to sell.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Now Tanoshī hāto was a teenager
and she was spending the week
with her mom. She was best friends
with her mom and today they were
making a scrapbook, decorated, of
course, with RIBBONS! They put in
everything they could think of, soon
having filled it completely with
memories.
The next day Tanoshī and her mom
gave each other makeovers and
stayed up late reading a book about
foxerfly that was on a mission to
stop the evil wolf that had taken
over and enslaved all the foxerflies.
They took turns reading chapters
out loud and had tons of fun together.
Eventually, though, they had to go to
bed.
They woke up next morning and
finished reading the book. They
went out in the meadow and played
tag and hide and seek together
for awhile. The rest of the day
they spent making ribbons.
They woke up late in the afternoon
and had a lazy day, they sipped on
tea while lying in the meadow
watching clouds, pointing out their
favorites to each other.
Next morning they got up and
made berry pies together. They
ate some pie and they ran
through the meadow, stopping
to take a drink at the stream
every now and then. At the end
of the day they star-gazed.
When they woke up again the
next morning they realized how
close the end of the week was,
so they hurried up and did
everything they had left on their
list. They flew by the clouds
while singing a song that Star's
mom used to sing to Star when
she was just a kit. "Click, clack,
click clack click, Click, clack,
click clack click" that over and
over again was the song. Star
and her mom went on a trip
to visit some nearby relatives
and friends. They did plenty
more as well.
Now it was the last day of their
week together, Sunday. They
spent the whole day studying
the Bible and worshiping God.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"MOMMY?!?!?!?!" Tanoshī hāto
screamed and burst out in
tears, today was the fateful
day, when her mother had died.
She couldn't bear it, she had
always been so close to her
mother. With her she had the
scrap-book they had made,
the ribbons they made,
and the second scrap-book
they had made. In the
second scrap-book there was
room for more things, so she
wrote a poem and song and put
them in it.
Tanoshī hāto was born in a large
meadow with a stream at the edge.
On the other side of the stream
was a thick forest. Tanoshī was
not allowed to go into this forest
because it was very dangerous.
When Tanoshī was a kit she once
sneaked into the forest. She was
out looking for an adventure and
she got one. Star avoided many
things, such as traps set down by
hunters and large birds trying to
pick her up.
While Star was taking a drink at
a shallow pool a large wolf jumped
right in front of her. She would
have ran, but there was no where
to go... Except for jumping over
a precipice she couldn't make
it over, and she hadn't learned to
fly yet, either. Suddenly Tanoshī's
mom ran in out of no where,
grabbed Tanoshī, and leapt over
the precipice, spread her wings,
and glided over it.
As soon as they got home Star
was scolded for going into the
forest. Star was apologized,
even though she knew it would
take more than "Sorry." She spent
the next week at home with her
mother, she learned how to
make ribbons and she also got
the best thing she could-an
amazing relationship with her
mom-after that she stayed with her
mom almost all the time. Shī-shī
also began studying stars, she loved
it and she was really good at it, that
was when she got her charm.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ribbons was now an older kit, nearly
to her teenage years, and she was
lying far out in the meadow, relaxing.
Out of the blue Ribbons got up and
ran to their den. She was frightened
and she clung to her mother,
describing what she had seen. Her
mother pat her on the head and told
her it was okay, explaining that now
was the time of year when she sold
ribbons and that it was only a group
of foxerflies coming to buy them.
Assuming that it Ribbons was just
frightened by seeing other foxerflies
and it wasn't really as many as Ribbons
thought, her mother got out her
ribbons that were for sale. Then a
hoard of foxerflies arrived, more than
Star's mom had ever seen in her life.
Selling ribbons to so many was too hard
of a task for just one foxerfly, so Star
helped. They sold all the ribbons they
had for sale and even then not every
foxerfly got one, and the ones that hadn't
gotten any paid to have customs made,
saying they'd pick them up in a few
weeks.
Ribbons and her mom were busy making
ribbons all day long for three whole
weeks; However, Ribbons always found
a way to make some sort of excitement.
The bows they made were all beautiful,
they made a baby blue one with silver
stars on it, a deep purple one with a
golden crown on it, and many more.
When they had finally made all the
ribbons, the foxerflies came back for
them, they had barely made them on
time. From then on Ribbons always
helped her mom make ribbons to sell.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Now Tanoshī hāto was a teenager
and she was spending the week
with her mom. She was best friends
with her mom and today they were
making a scrapbook, decorated, of
course, with RIBBONS! They put in
everything they could think of, soon
having filled it completely with
memories.
The next day Tanoshī and her mom
gave each other makeovers and
stayed up late reading a book about
foxerfly that was on a mission to
stop the evil wolf that had taken
over and enslaved all the foxerflies.
They took turns reading chapters
out loud and had tons of fun together.
Eventually, though, they had to go to
bed.
They woke up next morning and
finished reading the book. They
went out in the meadow and played
tag and hide and seek together
for awhile. The rest of the day
they spent making ribbons.
They woke up late in the afternoon
and had a lazy day, they sipped on
tea while lying in the meadow
watching clouds, pointing out their
favorites to each other.
Next morning they got up and
made berry pies together. They
ate some pie and they ran
through the meadow, stopping
to take a drink at the stream
every now and then. At the end
of the day they star-gazed.
When they woke up again the
next morning they realized how
close the end of the week was,
so they hurried up and did
everything they had left on their
list. They flew by the clouds
while singing a song that Star's
mom used to sing to Star when
she was just a kit. "Click, clack,
click clack click, Click, clack,
click clack click" that over and
over again was the song. Star
and her mom went on a trip
to visit some nearby relatives
and friends. They did plenty
more as well.
Now it was the last day of their
week together, Sunday. They
spent the whole day studying
the Bible and worshiping God.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"MOMMY?!?!?!?!" Tanoshī hāto
screamed and burst out in
tears, today was the fateful
day, when her mother had died.
She couldn't bear it, she had
always been so close to her
mother. With her she had the
scrap-book they had made,
the ribbons they made,
and the second scrap-book
they had made. In the
second scrap-book there was
room for more things, so she
wrote a poem and song and put
them in it.
Favorites wrote:Colors:
Her favorite colors are gold
and purple because they are
both elegant and simply
gorgeous.
Hobbies:
Making Ribbons because they
remind her of her mother, and
studying things, stars in
particular.
Food:
Berry pie, though technically it's
a desert because she loves deserts
and she can't get enough of berries.
Song wrote:Happy Days (Tanoshī's perspective):
When you were here,
Oh, when you where here,
Those where the happy days,
But now you're gone,
And though I miss you,
I must go on.
I remember them clearly,
The days when you were,
The days when you were,
Here.
The happy days,
I miss them,
I miss you,
you made the happy days true.
They say I,
Should go on,
Without crying,
But what do you they know,
about the happy days?
Tanoshī hāto wrote:Mommy dearest,
I love you so,
Time with you is precious,
I love making ribbons with you.
You make the best ribbons,
And when I have troubles,
You'll always help me fix,
My ribbons.
Giggle, giggle,
Mommy dearest,
You make me giggle,
I love this so,
Making a scrap-book with you.
Hey, let's spend the whole week,
Together,
Mommy, mommy,
I love you,
Mommy, mommy,
Don't forget it.
