It’s Thursday once again and that means five-word story time. Your new word is:
SWING
So can you tell a story in five words using the word SWING in it somewhere?
Last week’s word was PLOT. Here are your PLOTTED stories:
They gathered to plot murder.
The plot was definitely vacant.
I made a foolproof plot.
I plotted every principal point.
I didn’t get the plot.
Indeed; I lost the plot!
I’m confused, what’s the plot?
He lost the PLOT yesterday.
“The PLOT” is good reading.
Veggies grow in her PLOT.
The couple has adjoining plots.
Who had the plot last?
She pantsed a hurried plot.
Cemetery plot, now half off!
Garden plots make terrible graves.
Ten pots, plot a garden?
Police involved, Crown Jewels Plot!
My cats plot- extra food!
Tintern Abbey, a great plot.
Plot my avocado’s growth – chart?
Allotment plot to rent. Weedy.
Ritu:
BoJo party Invite: PLOT TWIST!
Then, she lost the plot.
A beautiful plot. Dream home.
Time to plot a story.
Emmerdale’s plot is beyond ridiculous.
Guy plots destruction of Parliament.
Great fiction requires brilliant plotting.
Pilot plots safe course home.
Shallow characters ruin wonderful plot.
My vegetable plot is delicious.
Lost plot has hidden depth.
Sexy story has hot plot.
Gentleman’s plot joins lady’s garden.
Reserve your graveyard plot early.
Grandma’s lost the plot. Again!
The Allotment Murders; plot thickens.
Gunpowder plot up in smoke.
I’ve got a good plot.
My books plot is brilliant.
What a very good plot.
That was a fantastic plot.
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Esther Chilton 
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