As she gazed at the tear blurred letter in her hand, the dreams that she had cherished began to cascade around her like a castle of children's blocks leveled by a tantrum. She couldn't believe what she was reading, so she chose not to. She lived on in blissful denial, pretending that she just hadn't happened to run into him for...a very long time.
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Great word, Rob. Yeah, I was likely to choose the verb form anyway, though it makes a perfectly acceptable noun as well. I guess you meant that you didn't want any product placement. ;-p
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Actually, Rob, there are no rules for OneWord. The writer doesn't even have to use the word in their post. It's just a starting point - an idea generator. I do try to use the word in my post just because that's how I roll, but if a word inspired something in me that didn't use it, I wouldn't hesitate to write it.
Wow, Rob! I just had a chance to go read your post. That was really cool! I hope you'll play again!
Great as always to see you, Lefty!
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