Myth Busting
There was a bizarre myth about a stone tissue running rampant through the crisp Montana foliage.
John and Melissa set out in their silver wagon, to try and debunk the myth. They had made a hobby of debunking outrageous myths.
After days of travel, and a couple of nights too, they couldn't believe their eyes when they saw the troll blowing his nose into what looked like a piece of stone.
"Why are you using a stone to blow your nose?", they asked.
"What are you talking about humans? This is the softest tissue I could find.", he replied, as he crumpled it up and put it in his pocket for later use.
Moral:
Sometimes what seems mythological, is in fact real upon further investigation. So, always make sure of your facts.
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This story stemmed from a writing exercise: incorporate all of the following words into an article, short story, poem or whatever comes to mind. You must use all of the words (in any order) to complete the exercise, but the context in which they are used is up to you. Think about the words for a few minutes before you start to write and see what pictures come to mind - then see if you can weave them all together into a piece of writing. Foliage
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