Years ago, I went on a camping trip, seeking something that I desperately wanted. I found something else entirely. While this isn’t a story about a girl named Ella, I still don’t know the thing it’s about enough to describe it, so we might as well start with her.
Ella was the kind of girl everybody either seemed to love or be jealous of. Free-spirited and rarely a care in the world, she seemed to just float through life on the beauty of the moment. She seemed to love people, but she loved nature more, always telling little trivia stories about this critter or that. Nature had absolutely loved her back. She was extremely easy on the eye, with long legs and full curves, managing to always walk around in something barely not revealing that was somehow loose-fitting and comfortable, but also accented her features. I don’t want to write her a whole poem here, especially considering the things that transpired. Suffice to say you didn’t need to spend a lot of time with her to realize she was quite special.