Here’s a new five-word challenge for you. For this week’s challenge, can you tell a story in five words, using the word Lost in it somewhere?
Last week, your story needed to contain the word Toy. You sent in some very clever stories. Here they are:
She toyed with her hair.
He buys me expensive toys.
Ritu:
Why toy with my feelings?
Sometimes, toys just aren’t enough…
Meet my new toy boy.
Toy shop? At Christmas? Never!
Naughty toy… Off switch jammed.
Toy shops are a nightmare!
I have a toy collection.
Toy trains are for boys.
Final Toy Story; Goodbye Woody.
Childhood toys evoke childhood memories.
Toys can’t replace mother’s time.
She toyed with my emotions.
Toys are for all ages.
Play with your toys only.
Paul Mastaglio:
Real? Or just a toy?
Someone to toy with. Hmmm!
The joy of a toy!
Me…a toy boy again?
Oh, joy! Noisy grandparent toy.
Don’t toy with my clockwork.
Boy: toy. Joy! Annoy. Oy!
Big boys and their toys.
No toys, the children cry!
Simon toyed with the idea.
Toy Story, a great film.
What a lovely thoughtful toy.
Toy soldiers, song by Martika.
Toy room, a child’s dream.
Share your toys with me.
She won’t share her toys.
Please don’t break my toys.
Stop breaking all the toys!
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School holidays. Lost my marbles.
Have you lost your mind?
Lost purse. Can’t get home.
Can’t lose weight because – chocolate!
I can relate to the first one! And the last one! 😂
They came from.personal experience!!! 🤣
Lost to the world, musing.
Lost cat, please come home!
Lost my heart, completely besotted.
Found, then lost it again.
I lost my hedgehog yesterday.
Have you lost your home?
Ring us for lost property.
These are all so good. Thank you!
Cheers. Not lost my touch!
You certainly haven’t!
Lol
Lost my keys. Locked out.
Lost and found. Misplaced passport.
Lost: Gone, vanished, missing, mislaid.
Very good, Murray!
I’m lost in deep despair.
Lost not found, despairing anxiety.
She’s lost in the zoo.
I lost a favorite earring.
I found my lost earring.
You never fail to write something good!
Thank you!
I’m lost in a yarn.
Been lost before; it sucked!
A fab pair!
Hello there Esther, I think you’ve finally found a word that I can’t play with… hmmm.
I’m lost in my mind.
“Get Lost!” I tell them.
Lost my Phone – I scream!
I briefly toyed with the idea of using the word losing, but that was a stretch too far for me even. The tense and type of word seems totally different. So you got me here.
Have a great weekend Esther 🙂
Yay!! Major achievement! 😂 You have a great weekend too 😃
Haha… I thought that might make you smile.
I’ll do my best 🙂
Aneurysm. Lost love. Sixth anniversary.
Cataloguing books. Lost in memories.
Lost in Venice. Gondola saviour.
Fossils lost in time unearthed.
Found. All is not lost.
Fantastic, as always!
Lost in space? Yeah, right!
I’m lost. Forgot Sat Nav.
Paul Mastaglio
These made me smile, Paul.
I have lost my dream
Have not lost my nightmares!
Very clever, Charles!
Another baby lost; absolutely heart-breaking.
Lost four pounds; Chips tonight!
Lost phone, end of world…
All three are just so clever, Val 🙂
Love lost, lust battled!
Lost of innocence, maturity.
Lost written letters, found emails!
Lost in school memmories, reunion.
Thank you so much for these 🙂