Once upon a time (Three Days Ago) A Nether Fortress was found on a private survival server, JM Craft. As you know, snowballs do more damage to Blazes. So Jazzhorserider, made a infinite snowball machine with a snow golem in it, who goes by the name of Gertrude.
     A day later, Jazzhorserider found out that Gertrude was no ordanairy snow golem. he hated spiders. Jazz was being attacked by a spider next to the machine, when a snowball came out of nowhere and hit the spider. Jazz hit the spider again, and saw that the snowball came from Gertrude. Jazzhorserider called her brother, Jackoman123456 over, who was the owner of the server and had named Gertrude. They found another spider and led him over to the machine. Again, Gertrude threw a snowball. The two decided that since Gertrude was not ordanairy, he shouldn't be treated ordanairy.
        The original plan was to make it so that Gertrude could see out of the machine. It turned into something far more awesome, which Jazz and Jack learned later was nowhere near awesome. Jazz worked day and night in minecraft to build the best house a snow golem could afford, complete with a flower garden, a porch swing, a bed, and a mail box. Yesterday Jazzhorserider and Jackoman123456 moved Gertrude and put a new snow golem in the machine, completeing the first idea. Gertrude lived in his house many happy minecraft days, until this morning.
      Jazz was exspanding their porch and Jack was off the server. Jazz looked down and saw a spider walk up to Gertrude. She didn't know the spider would fight back. Gertrude of course threw a snowball, and then the spider pounced on her. Jazz also didn't know that snow golems only had to take two hits from a spider to die, so she stood there and cheered for Gertrude. The spider jumped in Gertrude's front yard and killed him.
     A grave was later made for Gertrude. If you've seen CaptainSparklez, he had a pet slime who died named Jerry. Gertrude was our Jerry.


     Today we have lost a friend.




This is a true story.                                                              Thank You.



Please read my other blog about Gertrude, called Haunted By Gertrude