Someone on my deviantART watch list asked me to continue this vignette, though for the life of me I didn’t know why.
So I did.
Still under 125 words, and this time I’m pretty sure there are NO ADJECTIVES OR ADVERBS. I did, in fact, find one of each in the last version, which I’ve edited.
So, if you find one of those nasty li’l buggers, let me know, would you? I’m serious, here.
Thanks! Have a great holiday weekend!
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“Man, it’s … .” Paulie leaned in, and brushed back his bangs. “You know what it …?”
“No,” I said and shook my head. “No, I don’t.”
“Hunh.”
The breeze teased the field into undulating waves. I heard gravel crunch and turned to see Paulie scouring the ground. He trotted back grinning, a twig in his hand. It went from his hips to the ground. He stood over me a minute, then stuffed it in my hand.
“Here,” he grinned. “Poke it. See what happens.”
“What the — no way! You poke it!” I dropped the stick, scrabbled to my feet, and backpedaled.
“You chicken?”
“Yeah! You poke it!”
He snorted, the grin plastered on his lips. “Fine, I will.”
J. Dane Tyler 
I’M not pokin’ it!
LTY!
“Let’s get Mikey!”
“Yeah!”
“He won’t poke it — he hates everything.”
LTY too. 🙂
Isn’t undulating an adverb?
Ben
Hey, Ben! How’ve you been??? Good to see you!
“Undulating” is a verb in this case; it’s the ACTION of the waves being described. If I said some part of the waves (e.g., the edges of the waves were undulated, or something like that) then it’s a modifier. In this case, it’s just a verb.
Nice catch, though! 😉
Good to see you again!