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Serenity wrote:
And where does/did it come from? It is a very neat little creature! And until Windstones I have not ever heard of one!
ThanksI didn’t know much about Kirins when I sculpted the first Kirin I did, the baby one. It was a cute calf-like thing, but I had no idea what kind of animal it was! I only realized it was obviously meant to be a Kirin when I set it next to the bottle of Kirin beer I was holding at the time.
“AHA! So that’s what you are!!”
… So I added the scales and horn to him, to make it official.
Windstone Kirins don’t look much like “real” Kirins, because I only used some of the characteristics I found described for them. For example, I had no idea what color Kirins were supposed to be, so ours ended up being brown and white. I learn more about them all the time. The real ones vary allot in appearance! Some are almost indistinguishable from oriental dragons, some are fat, furry and foo-dog-like, some have wings, some have more than one horn, and they may have pronged horns.The other strange story about my first Kirin sculpture: The sudden appearance of a Kirin is a very good omen, and is said to herald the birth of a boy child.. Soon after the Kirin sculpture appeared, I had a boy!
So be cautious with kirins.Melody wrote:Serenity wrote:And where does/did it come from? It is a very neat little creature! And until Windstones I have not ever heard of one!
ThanksI didn’t know much about Kirins when I sculpted the first Kirin I did, the baby one. It was a cute calf-like thing, but I had no idea what kind of animal it was! I only realized it was obviously meant to be a Kirin when I set it next to the bottle of Kirin beer I was holding at the time.
“AHA! So that’s what you are!!”
… So I added the scales and horn to him, to make it official.
Windstone Kirins don’t look much like “real” Kirins, because I only used some of the characteristics I found described for them. For example, I had no idea what color Kirins were supposed to be, so ours ended up being brown and white. I learn more about them all the time. The real ones vary allot in appearance! Some are almost indistinguishable from oriental dragons, some are fat, furry and foo-dog-like, some have wings, some have more than one horn, and they may have pronged horns.The other strange story about my first Kirin sculpture: The sudden appearance of a Kirin is a very good omen, and is said to herald the birth of a boy child.. Soon after the Kirin sculpture appeared, I had a boy!
So be cautious with kirins.Ahhhhh snap! Now you tell me! LOL
just kidding! Well… the friend that I painted one for wants another child…..
What in the heck is this??? I gave my friend the Kirin for Christmas and I end up PREGNANT??? The Kirin is no longer in my house…. Thought it was suppost to be the other way around! LOL
Serenity wrote:What in the heck is this??? I gave my friend the Kirin and I AM PREGNANT??? Thought it was suppost to be the other way around! LOL
You are? Congratulations!
Serenity wrote:Did the at home test today… twice… “+” means yes! My husband is excited!
Thank you!
Congrats!Serenity wrote:Did the at home test today… twice… “+” means yes! My husband is excited!
Thank you!
Congratualtions!!!! I’m so excited for you!
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Serenity wrote:What in the heck is this??? I gave my friend the Kirin for Christmas and I end up PREGNANT??? The Kirin is no longer in my house…. Thought it was suppost to be the other way around! LOL
Congratulations! No doubt you got the benefit because you painted him!
Jasmine wrote:Congrats!!!
Maybe you had the little Kirin a bit too long?
Thats possible… lol I got him when I had extra money around 3 months or so before Christmas… Oops! lol
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