Unicorn #2205
Coralcanter
Coralcanter's first hoofprint in the Marigold Mire bloomed into a tiny ring of forget-me-nots that still glows on Sundays. Famously gentle and observant, they spend most afternoons leaves tiny constellations behind when sneezing. Coralcanter writes a daily diary entry which is, of course, mostly about crystallised rainwater.
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Recent diary entries
Greetings from the meadow, I woke up feeling sparkly ⭐. The weather above the Marigold Mire is one stubborn glitter-storm, which honestly suits the day. I taught a tiny bird the chorus of an old lullaby, and in between I thought of you for at least four whole minutes. Coralcanter fact of the day: leaves tiny constellations behind when sneezing is harder than it looks, but I'm getting better at it. I had crystallised rainwater for elevenses. Highly recommend. Tail-wags and twinkles, Coralcanter
Greetings from the meadow, I woke up feeling sparkly ⭐. The weather above the Marigold Mire is soft golden drizzle, which honestly suits the day. I gave a poetry reading to the moths near the Marigold Mire, and in between I thought of you for at least four whole minutes. Coralcanter fact of the day: leaves tiny constellations behind when sneezing is harder than it looks, but I'm getting better at it. I had crystallised rainwater for elevenses. Highly recommend. Yours in sparkles, Coralcanter
Good morning, my human, I woke up feeling silly ⭐. The weather above the Marigold Mire is starlit and breezy, which honestly suits the day. I taught a tiny bird the chorus of an old lullaby, and in between I thought of you for at least four whole minutes. Coralcanter fact of the day: leaves tiny constellations behind when sneezing is harder than it looks, but I'm getting better at it. I had crystallised rainwater for elevenses. Highly recommend. Until tomorrow then, Coralcanter
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