Here it is – five-word challenge time again! For this week’s challenge, can you tell a story in five words, using the word Fine in it somewhere?
Last week, your story needed to contain the word Mirror. You sent in some brilliant stories. Here they are:
Mirror maketh the woman glam.
He saw the mirror, broken.
Fish in mirror surfaced sea.
Her anger split the mirror.
Transatlantic mirror. Messy flaxen hair.
Mirror mirror. Who clowns best?
Cracked mirror. Jagged bleeding edges.
Janus disturbed by mirror image.
Ritu:
The magic mirror never lies.
Mirror image of my mum.
Broken mirror. Seven years… Oops.
Beware. Children mirror every action.
Mirror is not my friend.
Looking good! No, mirror needs cleaning.
The mirror lies, she screamed!!
Mirror her behavior, for once!
The lake mirrored the sky.
Old mirrors distort our view.
Mirror reveals the ugly truth.
Plucking eyebrows requires a mirror!
Paul Mastaglio:
Mirror, can we change places?
Gary Godderidge:
The mirror`s mood was reflective.
Mirror speaks no errors.
Mirror reflects my best buddy!
And the mirror intruded myth!
Mock, oh Mirror, for once!
Mirror, mirror on the wall.
The face in the mirror.
The Mirror told a story.
Smoke and Mirrors; Trump’s card.
Hall of Mirrors; Claustrophobic’s nightmare.
Full length mirror; overweight’s nightmare.
The mirror cracked; unlucky break.
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Esther Chilton 
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