Aurelia West

This season I've found myself drinking my fair share of the Apple Crisp Oatmilk Macchiato from Starbucks. The drink uses blonde espresso and is flavored nicely by apple brown sugar. Unfortunately I've noticed that the apple flavor sinks to the bottom more by the time I've finished my drink, so I might use magic to mix it continually as I sip. I like the way the top is criss-crossed with spiced apple drizzle. It's the perfect warm drink after a long day out and and about at the frost fair.

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I would try to depict a unicorn with ice. While definitely a daunting task, I would try to bring in as many textures as I can to make it realistic! I would cast a spell upon it so that it remains cold, then have fog billowing around it to give a more majestic feel. I think I'd top it off by giving the unicorn horn some sparkle. Hopefully people from all over the frost fair would be able to spot it!

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My sled is small but sturdy. After all, I'm trying to get around quickly! It is made of oak wood that I decided to spray paint silver so that it glistens off the snow. The runners are dark green in color so I can find them amidst all the snow. On top is a neat little seat cushion in a deep berry red that I can sit on as I sled around the fair. Though I don't mind the cold too much, I have enchanted the seat to stay warm. That way once I get back in after a stop, I don't need to warm my seat again!

Now that I'm thinking about it, I had lots of fun times in my childhood playing Pick up Sticks. All you need are some different colored sticks of approximately the same length. Each stick color is assigned a points value, but there are also designated kits out there. The sticks are held vertically above the playing surface, then dropped, and the point of the game is to earn the most points picking up sticks. Each stick must be picked up individually and is not allowed to move any of the sticks around it. If someone successfully picks up a stick, they get another opportunity, but if the sticks move, play passes to the next player. As I was researching it just now, I discovered that many kits have one stick that is a different color than the rest. That stick serves as the master stick, and whoever successfully retrieves it may use it to move the sticks in play around without consequence.

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