A - Z Challenge: "W" is for Waterfalls

During the month of April, I am participating in the Blogging From A-Z April 2012 Challenge, where we post everyday except for Sundays. I have decided to make flashcards for the letter of the day out of my photos, and then use the picture as a writing prompt.  I am using my Thesaurus to make a story out of words beginning with the letter "W", and to have it make sense.  I have no idea of the twists and turns that it will take, and usually crack myself up when I am all done.  Hope these little ditties make you laugh too.  

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Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews

This one is for Wendy, my Sepia Saturday friend from over at Jollett , and my most faithful commenter during this year's A - Z Challenge.  I presume that she likes her hair well-conditioned, but I just threw in the Wranglers because they started with the letter W.  Hugs, Wendy!

"William and Wendy's 

Trip to Wildwood Falls"

by Kathy Matthews

Feeling wacky and willful, William Wilson of Woodburn warmheartedly waved to the waif sitting on a wall.  She winked at him warily, then walked away to wash her hair. She preferred it well-conditioned.  William shouted, "Stop being waspish, Wendy, I'm waiting for you.  I am well-known, and not meeting me would be a waste!  Hop in, and come to the waterfalls with me.  I am not a warlock you know."  

The well-developed Wendy willingly drove toward Wildwood Falls with William, wearing her Wranglers.  William was driving wildly behind the wheel of his Buick Wildcat. The engine of the Wildcat packed a wallop as William whizzed down the highway.  They were both wisely wearing their seatbelts. 

As they passed the cop at a whopping 90 mph (nothing at all in a Wildcat), William wondered if he would get a warning or perhaps become a ward of the court.  Recently back from war, William had forgotten that he had a warrant out for his arrest.  When the cop pulled him over and showed him the warrant, William turned white, whirled around and told the waif, "Sorry, Wendy, Wildwood Falls will have to wait awhile longer." 

The End. 

The waterfalls above are at Paulina Creek in Newberry National Monument, and are not really Wildwood Falls, though both are located in Oregon.

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Following the theme of the of the alphabet, I am also featuring this out-of-circulation book created by a couple of Oregon ladies in 1983.  Please come back tomorrow to see the next page in the series:

Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews

Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews

 Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews

  Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews

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