It’s Thursday and your new five-word challenge is here. This week, your prompt is LETTERS. So can you tell a story in five words, using the word LETTERS in it somewhere?
Here are your PYJAMAS stories from last week:
I’m still wearing her pyjamas.
Pyjamas lost in the Bahamas.
Strange pyjamas found in No10.
Pyjamas? What are they for?
Ritu:
Pyjamas – my favourite loungewear, nowadays.
Pyjama day every day, please!
Pyjamas are fine for zoom,
My pyjamas were on fire!
Going to a pyjama party x
Pyjama bottoms, barely acceptable view.
Pyjama top? put something on!
Dear Santa, send me pyjamas…
Married in his tuxedo pyjamas!
I’m still wearing my pajamas!
Pyjama parties are great fun.
The ghost wore translucent pyjamas.
Passionate pyromaniac’s pyjamas were ablaze!
Pyjamas found at crime scene.
Persian pyjamas or British jimjams?
Silk pyjamas or birthday suit?
Don’t go out in pyjamas!
Found, pyjamas covered in blood.
Where are your pyjamas, dear?
She arrived in silk pyjamas.
Pyjamas or Pajamas, Atlantic divide.
Hygge day, pyjamas and duvet.
School run. Raincoat over pyjamas.
Christmas pyjamas. Santa’s mistletoe kiss.
Pyjamas versus nightdress. Bedtime decisions.
Bananas in pyjamas. Fruity nightmares.
Snoopy pyjamas, hot chocolate, memories.
Need pyjamas? Checks M&S website.
Colonial days brought us pyjamas.
Bury me in my pyjamas!
Pyjamas, one pair between two.
Paul Mastaglio:
Time to put pyjamas on!
Snuggle up in your pyjamas.
Pyjamas is difficult to spell!
Childhood’s warmth, comfort, security—pajamas.
Linking People 2003:
Cotton pyjamas soak sweats better!
Soaked sweats evaporate through pyjamas.
Skin healthier with cotton pyjamas.
Valerie Fish:
Lockdown; everyday’s a pyjamas day.
School run in PJs? Gross!
Winceyette pyjamas aren’t honeymoon material.
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Esther Chilton 
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