Your new five-word challenge is here. Last week, I wanted you to feel the SUNSHINE. This week, I want you to give yourselves a BREAK. So can you tell a story in five words, using the word BREAK in it somewhere?
Here are your rays of SUNSHINE from last week:
Paul Mastaglio:
No sunshine when she’s away.
She’s brought the sunshine back.
Another day in the sunshine.
Sunshine is my favourite word.
You are my sunshine today.
Time for sunshine and fun.
Sunshine and showers all day!
His smile was like sunshine.
Waiting for sunshine this morning.
Having sunshine gives vitamin D!
Through the tunnel–into sunshine…
Sunshine came through the windows.
Sunshine lifts and soothes soul.
Body cells sip sunshine nectar.
What! Sunshine? Out come legs!
Sunshine and shadows duel together.
Ritu:
Sunshine warms my lockdown face.
The sunshine brightens my day.
Sunshine. Great. Hayfever season’s here.
Take your hat off, Sunshine.
With sunshine comes pasty legs.
Your sunshine smile lights hearts!
Walking through sunshine feels great!
Give us sunshine, not clouds.
John Reynolds:
Sunshine is out. I’m in.
Garden and Sunshine, it’s great.
Sunshine and showers are fine.
Let sunshine into your heart.
Michael is my sunshine boy.
Sunshine is an extraordinary gift.
Sunshine, you bless my world.
I am sunflower, love sunshine.
Sunshine, you are so sublime.
Close your eyes, feel sunshine.
Sunshine, you are my chime.
There’s no sunshine around here.
Clouds are blocking the sunshine.
With sunshine, there comes sunburn.
Sunshine and sunburn go together!
Val Fish:
Sunshine turns frowns upside down.
Sunshine; golden rays from God.
Sunshine: our Vitamin D fix.
Sunshine: soporific rays and lazy days.
Okay, sunshine – keep your distance!
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Esther Chilton 
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