It’s Thursday and your new five-word challenge is here. This week, your prompt is EYEBROWS. So can you tell a story in five words, using the word EYEBROWS in it somewhere?
Here are your DUST stories from last week:
Dust? I need an alethiometer!
I’ll stay home and dust…
Ritu:
Dusting and me: Not friends.
Cake dusted with icing sugar.
From dust to dust. Amen.
Dust down your dancing shoes!
That’s really very dusty dear…
His shoes left dust marks.
Dust it for fingerprints, constable!
dark dust lanes in galaxies.
My house has dust bunnies!
Desert full of dusty sand.
Dusting is a dirty chore.
I don’t dust nearly enough.
Too many knickknacks to dust!
Dust! The backward looking stud.
San Francisco rush, gold dust.
Dandruff’s indentity crisis? Fairy dust.
Didn’t see him for dust.
Eroding cosmic rockery. Space dust.
Dust! A sign of intelligence
Footprints in the dust. Guilty
Dustman revisits holiday, bin there.
Dust settled, albeit momentary relief.
Vengeful nemesis, dust ever prevails.
Paul Mastaglio:
Can’t move for the dust.
Vacuum the dust, I must.
New broom in. Dust away.
Three, two, one: Dusty Bin.
Dust is a dark material.
Dust blows away in time.
We are all space dust.
Better dust than corrosive rust.
Chase me! Eat my dust!
Share my aphrodisiac love dust?
It’s a long, dusty road.
Hard to find: gold dust.
Feather duster: tickled I am!
Ken Dodd: hair, teeth, duster.
Move! Or dust will settle.
Linking People 2003:
Chalk is moulded limestone dust!
Blackboard cleaning releases chalk dust!
Dust fell into teacher’s eyes!
Electronic board is sans dust!
Valerie Fish:
Dusty Springfield was a legend.
My dreams turned to dust.
Feather dusters are very tickly!
Atichoo, dust makes me sneeze.
What a very dusty room.
Dusty Springfield a brilliant singer.
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Esther Chilton 
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