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Barbie In Winter Wonderland

Winter Micro Fun Story

By Mariann CarrollPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
Barbie In Winter Wonderland
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Barbie was just hit by a snowball.

“Who just threw the Snowball at me?” Barbie asked with a mischievous grin on her face.

“I did, Barbie. What yah going to do about it? asked Olay the female version of Olaf the snowperson. She was taunting Barbie for a snowball fight.

“Oh, you are going to get it, Olay!” Barbie shouted with a wide grin on her face while throwing a big hard snowball at Olay.

Olay’s head was knocked off her snowwoman’s body.

“Oh, no you didn’t just knock my head off!” Olay shouted back moving her snow body toward where her head was knocked off with a big smile on her face that was on a pile of snow.

Barbie gave Olay time to place her snowball head back on her snow body, before throwing a snowball at her winter friend.

Barbie was winning this snowball fight. Olay’s snow body was being pulverized into snow dust over and over again.

After a half an hour later, the snowball fight between the two ended.

“I will get you next time Barbie,” Olay promised

“ You can try, my friend.”

The two watched the heavy snow falling from the sky and covering the beautiful pine trees in the forest. It was such a beautiful sight, no words can explain the magical feeling that winter brings.

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The back drop of the snow top covered mountains. Smelling the crisp scent of winter. Barbie is going to miss this winter wonderland and her friend.

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About the Creator

Mariann Carroll

Proactive for positive change.Born in the City of Chicago ,Illinois.

Multi race .Studied in a foreign country .Fluent in several languages .

fascinated by diversity.A Romantic and a dreamer.Interest in healthy living

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    Written by Mariann Carroll