>Dat pristine coat.
Do you know how much effort goes in to maintaining such a glorious colour of fresh snow?
>Midnight Blossom knows.
>Every evening when the sun begins to set she wakes up early and draws a warm soapy bath.
>Then there’s the problem of having to grab a grumpy filly from her roost.
>A gentle prod with her nose will usually wake her up.
>If not then a slight nip at her ear will make her jump out of bed and onto her hooves.
>She drags so much dirt up onto her belly and legs.
>Not to mention the crud which sticks to her fur from the sap she brushes against while flying, attracting all kinds of debris bark, twigs, leafs.
>Such a dirty little filly requires plenty of attention to keep clean.
>Tossing her into the sudsy water the work begins.
>A stiff bristled brush and elbow grease does the job.
>Sour sap coating her fur causes squeaks as mommy tugs and bites at it with her fangs to get the crud out.
>Soon the water is stained a dark brown and she is lifted out.
>Her fur is then ruffled with a warm towel until dry.
Now we have a sparkling porcelain filly with a mane that shines like gold.