Can You Tell A Story In…

It’s five-word challenge time. Last week, I wanted you to have some GOALS. This week, I want you to feel the SUNSHINE. So can you tell a story in five words, using the word SUNSHINE in it somewhere?

Here are your GOALS from last week:

Paul Mastaglio:

It’s good to have goals.

Goals with sticks and bar.

Score some goals. Go on!

Darlene:

Her goal was to live.

A goal out of reach.

One goal for each day.

Babysteps will reach your goal.

Christine Mallaband-Brown:

Pele scored the winning goal!

My goal is to win.

That was a golden goal.

His goal was to paint.

We have a different goal.

It’s goal, not gaol (spellchecker!)

Sanandi-jacq:

Mother Nature’s goals succeeding nicely.

Goals helpful but not necessary.

Changing goals – a necessary adaptation.

Ruth Scribbles:

Goals are for the weak.

I hate goals, with passion.

What are his goals, anyway?

Ritu:

Aim. Shoot. GOAL! And repeat.

Life goals shouldn’t stay dreams.

My goal? Book Chart DOMINATION!

Kim Smith:

My goal is to survive.

Have you any new goals?

Trent’s World:

Four goals, but we lost…

Dreams to goals to reality.

Work hard, achieve your goals.

Writelindy:

Dream, big goals are possible.

Goals are achievable. I know.

Goals push babies to achieve.

The snake swallowed his goal.

My goals are not his.

Children need their own goals.

John Reynolds:

Selfish goal, a Euro win.

My goal, a famous writer.

To achieve goals and deadlines.

Simon Farnell:

I’m not meeting my goals.

The football hit the goal.

Val Fish:

George Best’s goals were legendary.

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