It’s Thursday and your new five-word challenge is here. This week, I want you to think about what the word BRAVE means to you. So can you tell a story in five words, using the word BRAVE in it somewhere?
Thank you so much for keeping me amused with your responses over the past few weeks. My recovery is slow and I’m typing with one finger on the wrong hand! But I’ll get there.
Here are your ORANGE stories from the beginning of September:
I just ate an orange.
A day wasted rhyming “orange”.
In Holland, orange is everywhere.
Fabulous in an orange dress.
Orange is her favourite colour.
Stay healthy, eat an orange.
Oranges daily keep doctors away.
Sheila:
Orange jacket. Exciting post-delivery.
Oranges, while tasty, upset me.
Oranges irritate my stomach sometimes.
Shame is, I love oranges!
Ritu:
Donald Trump is orange hued.
Orange – the colour of Sikhs.
Love eating a juicy orange.
Orange skin, very weird politics!
Does orange peel repel cats?
Orange or Clemantine, you chose.
My cat’s an orange tabby.
Orange teacup by Clarice Cliff?
She knitted orange pop socks!
Paul Mastaglio:
Do I not like orange?
Orange jacket can be seen.
Perhaps I like orange now.
Orange-blossom fragrance smells divine.
Oranges grow in warm climates.
An orange horizon heralds sunrise.
Red and yellow make orange.
Orange is a happy colour.
The future’s orange spiky balls!
Orange you glad for clichés?
He preferred his oranges juiced.
Colonel Orange wore green today.
Orange is not my color.
Val Fish:
Fake tan fail; orange disaster.
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Esther Chilton 
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