It’s that time of the week – five-word challenge time again! For this week’s challenge, can you tell a story in five words, using the word Teeth in it somewhere?
Last week, your story needed to contain the word Nightmare. You sent in some great stories. Here they are:
Not all nightmares involve shopping.
He finally succumbed to nightmares.
Though awake, her nightmare lingered.
He named the stallion Nightmare.
Recurring nightmare. Incubus beds woman.
Nightmare. Morning stallion. Noon foal.
Ritu:
Tank full. Purse forgotten . Nightmare!
Even my nightmares don’t scare.
Report writing – every teacher’s nightmare.
Traffic is a total nightmare!
Nightmares were never far away.
Eyes watching, waiting. Nightmares hidden.
(Evil-teethy-grin) “WELCOME TO YOUR NIGHTMARE!”
Flying economy is a nightmare.
(Smirks) I give Freddy nightmares.
Will this nightmare ever end?
Is corporate life a nightmare?
Do nightmares scar you permanently.
Nightmares repeat night after night.
You are my biggest nightmare.
My nightmares turned into daymares.
Nightmare neighbours; in-laws moving in…
The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Shopping! Nightmares; All in the mind.
The nightmare woke me up.
A horrid, terrible nasty nightmare.
I awoke from the nightmare.
Sweat accumulated from the nightmare.
It’s a nightmare that’s all.
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Esther Chilton 
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