"Only, it, it wasn't an it, it was maybe a she, not a SIDHE, but like a her-person. And she looked mad, but I didn't know how to let her out without breaking it. So I thought, what do I do when I'm fussy and want to feel better? So we went and climbed up a tree and showed my favorite bird nest, and I only dropped her a little and the bush caught it with no cracks. Then we played in my favorite mud puddles. And then I wanted to see if she would float and if she floated if the snow flakes should still float upside down, so we rafted down the little stream that goes over near the lake, and saw the bullfrogs in the pond..."
Oh, oh. What a day of being carted about, shaken too and fro, dropped, caught, submerged and bobbled.
"And then I came back for a snack, but you were here, and then I remembered I left it by the stables because it's fun to jump down from the hayloft and land on the bales, only you have to use the ones that are gonna get broken up anyways for horse chow. And I brung it! To show you!"