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florida from 2o july-august 3-5.I will be on less frequently/not at all

Hey Guys! I haven't been on in awhile due to my new sister, camp, and being ill. My best friend however, is making an account and loves to roleplay. Her account hasn't been accepted yet but she really wants to roleplay so, I'm making her a form on some roleplays that she wants (she sitting next to me right now ) and such. Hopefully she'll be on soon, her username is Mockingjay25 or 74 I believe. So, I wont be on anymore and will try and pop in sometimes but wont be roleplaying anymore so If you need to tell me anything PM my friend. Thanks!

-Hope

Hello, I am Amaya, you might know me from a couple of other websites like farelheart, warriorcatsrpg, and wolfquest. Well recently I met someone named Summerbreeze and she convinced me to join. I roleplay and I might play the game a bit, so I would be happy to meet up with anyone! Well I just want to say hi!

I've been with WEO for about a year now, I believe. I stuck around at first for the game and the friends- but then those friends left, and the game got boring.
I found new friends though, and still plan to hang out with them. In-game? Probably not nearly as much.
I stuck around on the forums for the roleplaying. But that to I have noticed is starting to die out really easily and really fast- mainly because not enough people join the roleplay and keep it going. The roleplays I have joined tend to get really popular(Shadow wolves, Warrior cats, the newer Warrior cats) but then they die off.
So this isn't really goodbye, but... I won't be active. Not nearly as much. I won't be logging into WEO forums on a daily basis anymore. I have turned my sights onto a new site, a solely roleplaying one. I will still draw requests for people who really want them, and if you want to reach me, pm me here and expect a reply within a week.
Until I find a reason to be active here like I used to be, I won't do much of anything on the forums except for logging in and checking my inbox.
Thanks.

It saddens me to see such a good friend loose interest in this community. Although, what you say about the role plays here being popular for a short period of time and then dying is completely true. I do hope the roleplays on the other site maintain the player's interests.

Oh my people, we've had such great fun, haven't we. Me annoying you, you begging me to stop...

Anyway, what I would like to say is I am not going to be on as much. WEO just doesn't have as much to offer as other sites do, but I do thankyou for my newly discovered hobby: roleplaying. I finally have something to do other than StumbleUpon!

I just have too many roleplay sites, and a new Sims 3 expansion. I hope you understand D:
I can be found on these sites:
- http://jurassia.proboards.com/index.cgi
- http://rp-warriorcats.proboards.com/index.cgi?
- http://z13.invisionfree.com/Red_Skies/index.php
- http://contentionsofkerbasi.b1.jcink.com
- Probably many others.

I will still come on every once and a while, but don't count on me haunting the forums anymore.

I'm leaving today. Im going to on vacation to a native american pow-wow on an indian reservation. So I may be less active if active at all. Bye!

Hi, I haven't been on WEO for a looong while, but I decided to check back and see how things are doing. I still like this game very much, and I'll be hanging out a little

Cerulean wrote:Hi, I haven't been on WEO for a looong while, but I decided to check back and see how things are doing. I still like this game very much, and I'll be hanging out a little

Hi! Welcome back! It's also nice to meet you. ^-^

Cerulean wrote:Hi, I haven't been on WEO for a looong while, but I decided to check back and see how things are doing. I still like this game very much, and I'll be hanging out a little

Welcome back! I can't wait to meet you!

I'm bacK! I had a great time. it was fun. I saw them dance, ate indian fry bread and freshly killed bison. It's interesting the have a big pit that has a massive fire at night. then they klll a bison in the herd they keep on the reservation. After that the put on the fire and bury it using a tractor. then after cooking they serve it with other food for lunch. The process of cooking it takes 1 or 2 days. Boy is it good! I love fresh bison! This year we spotted a severed bison leg just sitting in the pit. My friend was brave enough to pick it up but then regreted that choice after it oozed these gross stuff all over her hand. She now thinks it was cut off because the leg is full of desiese which might have leaked out when she picked it up. Sometimes we ate her house and even stayed there after the pow-wow was over. She has a lot of animals. A macaw named badger,an african gray named max,2 dogs,4 or 5 cats(3 of them are fairly young),a dove,and they were goat sitting for a while so i got to see those. They live in a fairlylarge house with a large property and plenty of open space. They keep hte birds in a large enclosure. it is large enough to fit a full grown macaw an african grey and sevral people inside. the dogs stay in the yard and the cats roam around a bit. It was a very fun trip! Later I might show some photos and videos I took on the trip.

animalguy888 wrote:I'm bacK! I had a great time. it was fun. I saw them dance, ate indian fry bread and freshly killed bison. It's interesting the have a big pit that has a massive fire at night. then they klll a bison in the herd they keep on the reservation. After that the put on the fire and bury it using a tractor. then after cooking they serve it with other food for lunch. The process of cooking it takes 1 or 2 days. Boy is it good! I love fresh bison! This year we spotted a severed bison leg just sitting in the pit. My friend was brave enough to pick it up but then regreted that choice after it oozed these gross stuff all over her hand. She now thinks it was cut off because the leg is full of desiese which might have leaked out when she picked it up. Sometimes we ate her house and even stayed there after the pow-wow was over. She has a lot of animals. A macaw named badger,an african gray named max,2 dogs,4 or 5 cats(3 of them are fairly young),a dove,and they were goat sitting for a while so i got to see those. They live in a fairlylarge house with a large property and plenty of open space. They keep hte birds in a large enclosure. it is large enough to fit a full grown macaw an african grey and sevral people inside. the dogs stay in the yard and the cats roam around a bit. It was a very fun trip! Later I might show some photos and videos I took on the trip.

It sounds very fun!

I would not enjoy it though...I'm vegetarian.

Foxesrule wrote:

animalguy888 wrote:I'm bacK! I had a great time. it was fun. I saw them dance, ate indian fry bread and freshly killed bison. It's interesting the have a big pit that has a massive fire at night. then they klll a bison in the herd they keep on the reservation. After that the put on the fire and bury it using a tractor. then after cooking they serve it with other food for lunch. The process of cooking it takes 1 or 2 days. Boy is it good! I love fresh bison! This year we spotted a severed bison leg just sitting in the pit. My friend was brave enough to pick it up but then regreted that choice after it oozed these gross stuff all over her hand. She now thinks it was cut off because the leg is full of desiese which might have leaked out when she picked it up. Sometimes we ate her house and even stayed there after the pow-wow was over. She has a lot of animals. A macaw named badger,an african gray named max,2 dogs,4 or 5 cats(3 of them are fairly young),a dove,and they were goat sitting for a while so i got to see those. They live in a fairlylarge house with a large property and plenty of open space. They keep hte birds in a large enclosure. it is large enough to fit a full grown macaw an african grey and sevral people inside. the dogs stay in the yard and the cats roam around a bit. It was a very fun trip! Later I might show some photos and videos I took on the trip.

It sounds very fun!

I would not enjoy it though...I'm vegetarian.

its okay you do not have to eat bison as they also serve fruit,salids,and bread. Besides the main event is the native american dancing at the arena. Some parts is only for the local tribe other parts they let other tribes and even guest join in. I remember how my mother earned herself a nickname once. "Little white girl who can't pump water" These guys were cooling off from the hot sun near the water pump when my mom came to fill a jug of water. My mother apeantly whatched to much little house on the prairie and was pulling the pump up then pushing it down. She did not relize that that was turning it on and off. So then they helped her figure it out before calling her "little white girl who can't pump water". An intersting tale indeed.