Her Lucky Princess
Her Lucky Princess always had with them a sword that they liked to experiment on. It would have been an original thing to do, to many, but not to the Princess, who thought it was sublime. You wouldnt have imagined, a sword being the chosen thing.
Her Lucky Princess needed a bottle of wine that they would occasionally try to balance on their head. It would be a fairly astonishing thing to do, to everybody you know, but not to the Princess, who had come to the conclusion it would be miraculous. Strangely, a bottle of wine was the chosen item.
Her Lucky Princess needed a cheese grater that they would often insert somewhere. It was considered to be a fairly exciting thought, to me and my husband, but not to the Princess, who had decided it would be epic. You wouldnt have thought, a cheese grater was the chosen thing.
Her Lucky Princess looked for a bottle of wine to put in the bath with him. It might be an extraordinary approach to life, to my neighbour, but not to the Princess, who expected it was awesome. Remarkably, a bottle of wine was the thing that was opted for.
Her Lucky Princess looked for a vibrator that they liked to annihilate It was considered to be an astonishing activity, to me and my husband, but not to the Princess, who assumed that the idea was out of this world. Remarkably, a vibrator was the item that was selected.
Her Lucky Princess desperately wanted a melon that they liked to break. It was considered to be a weird thought, to me, but not to the Princess, who thought it would be the most awesome idea. Who would have imagined, a melon would be the item that was opted for.
@steemcleaners and @spaminator
The juxtaposition of a sword, a bottle of wine, and a cheese grater makes for such a delightfully whimsical character profile. I am very curious about the "miraculous" nature of balancing the wine—do you have a specific scene in mind where this unique talent comes into play? Your creative writing style definitely turns these mundane objects into something truly epic.