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!
Her goal was to live.
A goal out of reach.
One goal for each day.
Babysteps will reach your goal.
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!)
Mother Nature’s goals succeeding nicely.
Goals helpful but not necessary.
Changing goals – a necessary adaptation.
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!
My goal is to survive.
Have you any new goals?
Four goals, but we lost…
Dreams to goals to reality.
Work hard, achieve your goals.
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.
I’m not meeting my goals.
The football hit the goal.
Val Fish:
George Best’s goals were legendary.
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Esther Chilton 
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