Dancing Gorilla ((Isaiah))

[Julia Meadowes]

Julia was supposed to be reading a chapter in her potions book for school, and then write a huge essay on it. Surprisingly, Julia was actually good at potions. It was one of the subjects she excelled in. Knowing that she could easily write the essay last minute, and still do well on it, as usual Julia decided to avoid doing her reading by going out side.

She was lying down on the grass with her potions book under her head gazing up at the sky. Julia had always been fascinating with the sky. She loved everything thing about it, from playing quidditch, to as she was doing today gazing at the clouds. The clouds could be anything Julia's imagination came up with. Today Julia decided that the big cloud directly over her head was a dancing gorilla.

[Isaiah Henderson]

Walking around outside, Isaiah glances up at clouds. It looked like it was gonna rain again. It had been raining all week not that he was upset by it, but it wasn't the best conditions to fly in especially for quidditch. Glancing around he notices one of his younger sisters just laying in the grass admiring the clouds just like he was. He laughed a little at this. It seemed that their mother's love of astronomy had been passed down to them somehow over the years.

"Hey you, Julz." he calls smiling at his personal nickname for her. Julia only allowed him to call her that and so he used it everytime he could just to get her to smile. "So, what do you see today in the clouds my fair gryffindor sibling?" he says in a dramatic voice laying down next to her just fiddling with his black and grey stripped tie as he normally did.

[Julia Meadowes]

Julia smiled at Isaiah's nick name for her. She only allowed him to call her that for some reason. To everyone else she would always be Julia or Julie, and nothing else. "Hello to you too." Julia said.

"To name one of many things a dancing gorilla." Julia said. Most people would probably think Julia was being ridiculous, but Julia really saw it. Julia always did have an imagination, but it didn't take that much creativity to see it as a possibility. You just had to look from the right angle.