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| My favorite urchin, Arya Stark |
“Ultimately, life had been unfair and they were unfortunate.” She called Ulrich uncharitable. Unceremoniously, she unfriended him.
He had underestimated her unadulterated attachment. It was unbearable. At the University Ulrich underwent an unprecedented undoing of his unbalanced underestimation of urban youth. Ultimately it went unnoticed, or maybe Ursula was just unforgiving. But Uncle Ulrich, unlucky in love, was no longer unkind.
[A drabble is a story in exactly 100 words.]
[I have a book series in process called Undoing, but there are not yet any undertakers in it. Though there is a funeral.]
[Umatilla is a real place. It is on the Columbia River, the Oregon side and seems to be the world hub for lawn ornament statue things.]
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| The shops are a bit smaller than this but there are several of them for a town of about 1000. Seriously. |
10 comments:
Great story for U! And I think there are some towns in the South that would dispute your claim that Umatilla is the world hub for lawn ornaments... :)
Utterly uplifting!
She unfriended him - funny!
Like the drabble. And that lawn ornament store. Phew!
Umatilla is a new place to me. I've always wanted to get a lawn statue. :)
What? No unicorns???
U is a hard one to use or utilize, but you did it!
Wow! Did wonder if Umatilla was indeed a real place. Thanks for clearing that up.
That was interesting using so many U words. Good job!
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Sunni
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Lawn ornaments can be interesting, but they can get a bit gaudy with too many of them. I've seen some yards that take ornamentation to the point of absurdity in one sense, though in another they can be oddly compelling.
Arlee Bird
A to Z Challenge Co-host
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