He started his quest in a place called Cordova, a small little town that began to grow with the comings of a people that knew only one thing, money. As the young man made his way out of Cordova he came across an old hag who was dressed quit dreadfully and proceeded to ask her the question, "What is Blue Love?" The old hag started shouting and wailing for the man never to talk to her again and told him to stay away from her. This threw the young man aback for he did not know as to why this old hag would act the way she did.

Puzzled the young man went on with his quest. He left Cordova and arrived into a bigger town called Germantown. As the young man walked into the city he came across a well dressed, mild mannered gentleman. He went over to the man and asked him the sam

e question, "What is Blue Love?" The man grew stoned cold, his knuckles turned white as he clinched his fist. He yelled at the younger man to never speak or look in his direction ever again. Now the young man was very upset and wondered around Germantown in a daze. He thought to himself, "Why have the two people I have asked what is Blue Love seem to run away and do not want to talk to me?" The young man was in despair; he was on a quest and had no idea which way to go for the answers he sought.

After setting out four years ago from Cordova the young man came to Collierville, a town that was known for its hospitality. The man asked the first person he came to, " What is Blue Love?" The person just smiled and told him that the answer he searched so long was back in his own hometown. But in order for anyone to answer him he must confront the Umpalopas. The Umpalopas stood in his way back to his town. They were a very nasty people for they were the ones in charge of the public roadway system. The system was in utter disrepair. There were potholes everywhere in the road; the bridges were always being fixed not to mention the constant delays due to modifications of the system. He had to try with all his might not to get into any delays that would slow him down to the answer he has sought for so long. He manages to get by the Umpalopas with little room for error.

Moral to the story: "Look both ways before crossing the street!"

As the young man sat alone with his head in his hand a voice came from behind him, startled the young man jumped up to

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