The Daily Ink is the voice of Utata. Yes, your voice, our voices ... all the voices. We'd be tickled pink if our members helped us define that voice. And this, Utatans, would be your chance to do that.
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For more information on Fair UseMany of you may be familiar with flickr's "Six Word Story" group, which challenges photographers to tell a story in, yes, six words, and illustrate it with a photo. The concept is ascribed to author Ernest Hemingway: "Hemingway was once prodded to compose a complete story in six words. His answer, personally felt to be his best prose ever, was 'For sale: baby shoes, never used.'" Most of us aren't Hemingways (which is fine I think, because how many Hemingways does one world really need?), but that hasn't stopped Six Word Story's over two thousand members from taking up the challenge. Here, six excellent Six Word Stories that also appear in the Utata pool:
she grinned and grabbed a towel
The Chair Remains Empty For Now
Things are not as they appear.
monsters live up in the ceiling.
Hypnotized, Otherwise Serious Professionals Hula Dance
omit needless words. repeat as necessary.
Otherwise, in Groups:
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