Post by Daniel Tiger on Dec 8, 2006 21:14:55 GMT -5
It wasn't his fault he had no self control. And really, it hadn't beed all him. Okay, so, Daniel had a slight ADD problem. It wasn't major, he didn't actually have it. Let's just say that he was close. Well, he got distracted easily. And really, he doubted there was s soul alive that could have resisted it. Well, at least not a horse lover.
Tiger hadn't gone to the stable to take his horse out for a ride. He just, did. He hadn't meant to. All he had been planning on doing was making sure the stallion was alright. But since when did Tiger do what he planned? never. He did what he wanted when he wanted. He was a spur of the moment kind of person. It was just the way he was. If anyone had a problem with him being that way, well, that just sucked for them. Or, the way Tiger liked to put it...... "Fuck off!!!!"
He had a slight tendency to curse a lot. Okay, so a major one. Everyone was always telling him to watch his mouth or bite his tongue. But he didn't. Cursing didn't bother him. It was just words. He figured there were damn few words that everyone understood to get your point across. Use all of them. He didn't get the point of avoiding some. He didn't know how many times he had heard his dad tell him, "If you curse all the time then you will have nothing to say when you really need it," well, he was wrong. If something really bad happened, just curse louder.
It was the way Tiger always operated. And he had no intention of changing that. He didn't curse all the time, just when he was pissed. And lets face it. Thats at least ninety percent of the time. But still, he tried to hold his tongue, or at least sometimes he did, but he couldn't. All his friends at home had a tendency to curse. It was what they did. It was just a form of language. The group of them had a contest to see who could go the longest without cursing.
Tiger usually won their little competitions. But let's just say he failed miserably. As in he lasted a total of three minutes. It was pathetic. But it wasn't his problem, and he really didn't care. If anybody had a problem with that they could just like fuck off. He really didn;t care. It was the kind of person he was. Or at least sometimes.
So, Dan wasn't in a very good mood right then. He didn't exactly know why. Okay, so he did. It wasn't is fault his father was a pain. He hated him. And now he was really mad because he had just gotten a letter from him. If you looked at his hand you could see a crumpled peice of paper in it. That was the letter he had just opened.....
Dear Daniel,
I hope everything is well there? How is that pesky stallion of yours? I hop he is doing well. And I hope you are doing even better. I hope life away from here is okay, I know you probobly miss your friends, and I miss you also.
Love,
Dad
There wasn't a word of truth in that letter. Couldn't he even pretend to care? That was the first letter he had recieved since he last saw his dad. He had been so mad that he hadn't sent anything. And now that he had he wished he hadn't. This was even worse then not hearing anything from them. Oh how he just wanted to kill him. And the thing was, that how ever often Daniel Tiger might be joking, or not carry something out. He always carried out a threat. He never dropt it.
First of all, he didn't hope that everything was well. That was just a down right lie. And Tiger knew it. He didn't give a shit about how he was. And he knew it. Oh, and also, Daniel, HIS NAME WAS TIGER!! But his dad refused to use it. That just bothered him. Above anything else. But he knew that would be the case. Hr never used his real name. But back to the actual content.
Pesky stallion? He had probably used those words because he was to lazy to lazy to go find something that would tell him. Not like he would know what his sons horse's name was. Why should he? It was just a horse. And he should know by now not to call the stallion pesky. Tiger couldn't stand that. He called him pesky all the time, but if someone else did it they were as good as dead.
He didn't care how things were with him. And it was his fault that Tiger was missing his friends anyway. Oh, and he didn't miss him. He was probobly celebrating having him out of the house. Well, that figures. He might not care about any of those things. But he might as well attempt to make it sound like he did. I mean come on. That was just plain pathetic.
So, that was why Tiger was so pissed. That was why he had stormed out of his dorm and walked down towards the stable. He knew how to try to calm himself down. He walked past the stalls of horses without even blinking. He didn't even slow his fast pace until he reached the stall he was looking for. The gold plaque that beared the horses name read Over Dose.
Inside the stall stood a stallion. He was tall, he stood at 16.3 hands. Just short of seventeen. Not only that, but he was pure thoroughbred. He bore the coat of a dark bay. And he contained solid energy. The stallion tossed his head in the air as he saw Tiger approaching. He quickly realized that his rider was not in a good mood. But that did not soften his energy.
Tiger swung his legs over the door not bothering to open it. Throwing himself down at the corner of the stall he spat, "THE NERVE OF HIM!" The stallions head dropped. It was now even with Tigers. HIs eyes seemed to calm Tiger down slightly and as the stallion let out a whinney he said, "kay, okay," Climbing out of the stall he headed for the tack room.
He swung the bridal over is right shoulder and grabbed the saddle with his left arm. With his free hand he grabbed the grooming bucket. Sliding open the door to the stall he reentered that. Hanging the halter from a hook and resting the saddle on the door, he began to groom the stallion. By the time he had finished the dark brown coat was spotless. Grabbing the black leather saddle he laid it carefully above the white saddle bad and tightened the girth only slightly. Then he proceeded to the bridal. The stallion took the bit with ease.
Leading the stallion outside he tightened the girth and swung his leg over the back of the saddle. Settling both his feet in the stirrups he squeezed the stallions sides slightly and they were moving. Soon the reached their destination. The eventing field. He walked the stallion around a little more but then asked him to pick up a trot.
The stride was far from collected. It was long and out there. But it was fast. And that was what Tiger liked. He knew if they were going to be jumping he should probobly collect him. But speeding was just too much fun. Though the stride wasn't smooth it was a good gait. the stallion and rider seemed to move with ease.
It might not be the effortless moving as one that many amazing riders were able to accomplish. They weren't at that level. but that didn't mean they were not good. Because they were. After a while Tiger sat in the saddle and allowed his horse to change the gait to a canter.
The stride was smooth. Still they were speeding, now they were going even faster. He might not be a racer, but that didn't mean they weren't fast. Finally Tiger collected Over Dose. Bringing the pesky brute back to a walk he looked around trying to decide on a jump to take first. The stallion bit at the bit with anticipation.
Tiger hadn't gone to the stable to take his horse out for a ride. He just, did. He hadn't meant to. All he had been planning on doing was making sure the stallion was alright. But since when did Tiger do what he planned? never. He did what he wanted when he wanted. He was a spur of the moment kind of person. It was just the way he was. If anyone had a problem with him being that way, well, that just sucked for them. Or, the way Tiger liked to put it...... "Fuck off!!!!"
He had a slight tendency to curse a lot. Okay, so a major one. Everyone was always telling him to watch his mouth or bite his tongue. But he didn't. Cursing didn't bother him. It was just words. He figured there were damn few words that everyone understood to get your point across. Use all of them. He didn't get the point of avoiding some. He didn't know how many times he had heard his dad tell him, "If you curse all the time then you will have nothing to say when you really need it," well, he was wrong. If something really bad happened, just curse louder.
It was the way Tiger always operated. And he had no intention of changing that. He didn't curse all the time, just when he was pissed. And lets face it. Thats at least ninety percent of the time. But still, he tried to hold his tongue, or at least sometimes he did, but he couldn't. All his friends at home had a tendency to curse. It was what they did. It was just a form of language. The group of them had a contest to see who could go the longest without cursing.
Tiger usually won their little competitions. But let's just say he failed miserably. As in he lasted a total of three minutes. It was pathetic. But it wasn't his problem, and he really didn't care. If anybody had a problem with that they could just like fuck off. He really didn;t care. It was the kind of person he was. Or at least sometimes.
So, Dan wasn't in a very good mood right then. He didn't exactly know why. Okay, so he did. It wasn't is fault his father was a pain. He hated him. And now he was really mad because he had just gotten a letter from him. If you looked at his hand you could see a crumpled peice of paper in it. That was the letter he had just opened.....
Dear Daniel,
I hope everything is well there? How is that pesky stallion of yours? I hop he is doing well. And I hope you are doing even better. I hope life away from here is okay, I know you probobly miss your friends, and I miss you also.
Love,
Dad
There wasn't a word of truth in that letter. Couldn't he even pretend to care? That was the first letter he had recieved since he last saw his dad. He had been so mad that he hadn't sent anything. And now that he had he wished he hadn't. This was even worse then not hearing anything from them. Oh how he just wanted to kill him. And the thing was, that how ever often Daniel Tiger might be joking, or not carry something out. He always carried out a threat. He never dropt it.
First of all, he didn't hope that everything was well. That was just a down right lie. And Tiger knew it. He didn't give a shit about how he was. And he knew it. Oh, and also, Daniel, HIS NAME WAS TIGER!! But his dad refused to use it. That just bothered him. Above anything else. But he knew that would be the case. Hr never used his real name. But back to the actual content.
Pesky stallion? He had probably used those words because he was to lazy to lazy to go find something that would tell him. Not like he would know what his sons horse's name was. Why should he? It was just a horse. And he should know by now not to call the stallion pesky. Tiger couldn't stand that. He called him pesky all the time, but if someone else did it they were as good as dead.
He didn't care how things were with him. And it was his fault that Tiger was missing his friends anyway. Oh, and he didn't miss him. He was probobly celebrating having him out of the house. Well, that figures. He might not care about any of those things. But he might as well attempt to make it sound like he did. I mean come on. That was just plain pathetic.
So, that was why Tiger was so pissed. That was why he had stormed out of his dorm and walked down towards the stable. He knew how to try to calm himself down. He walked past the stalls of horses without even blinking. He didn't even slow his fast pace until he reached the stall he was looking for. The gold plaque that beared the horses name read Over Dose.
Inside the stall stood a stallion. He was tall, he stood at 16.3 hands. Just short of seventeen. Not only that, but he was pure thoroughbred. He bore the coat of a dark bay. And he contained solid energy. The stallion tossed his head in the air as he saw Tiger approaching. He quickly realized that his rider was not in a good mood. But that did not soften his energy.
Tiger swung his legs over the door not bothering to open it. Throwing himself down at the corner of the stall he spat, "THE NERVE OF HIM!" The stallions head dropped. It was now even with Tigers. HIs eyes seemed to calm Tiger down slightly and as the stallion let out a whinney he said, "kay, okay," Climbing out of the stall he headed for the tack room.
He swung the bridal over is right shoulder and grabbed the saddle with his left arm. With his free hand he grabbed the grooming bucket. Sliding open the door to the stall he reentered that. Hanging the halter from a hook and resting the saddle on the door, he began to groom the stallion. By the time he had finished the dark brown coat was spotless. Grabbing the black leather saddle he laid it carefully above the white saddle bad and tightened the girth only slightly. Then he proceeded to the bridal. The stallion took the bit with ease.
Leading the stallion outside he tightened the girth and swung his leg over the back of the saddle. Settling both his feet in the stirrups he squeezed the stallions sides slightly and they were moving. Soon the reached their destination. The eventing field. He walked the stallion around a little more but then asked him to pick up a trot.
The stride was far from collected. It was long and out there. But it was fast. And that was what Tiger liked. He knew if they were going to be jumping he should probobly collect him. But speeding was just too much fun. Though the stride wasn't smooth it was a good gait. the stallion and rider seemed to move with ease.
It might not be the effortless moving as one that many amazing riders were able to accomplish. They weren't at that level. but that didn't mean they were not good. Because they were. After a while Tiger sat in the saddle and allowed his horse to change the gait to a canter.
The stride was smooth. Still they were speeding, now they were going even faster. He might not be a racer, but that didn't mean they weren't fast. Finally Tiger collected Over Dose. Bringing the pesky brute back to a walk he looked around trying to decide on a jump to take first. The stallion bit at the bit with anticipation.