It’s Thursday once again and that means five-word story time. Your new word this week is:
STOCKING
So can you tell a story in five words using the word STOCKING in it somewhere?
Your word last week was CHRISTMAS. Here are your CHRISTMAS stories:
Christmas time is so magical.
Christmas songs make the season.
Have a Merry Christmas, Esther!
Christmas, stuffed turkey, stuffed diners.
A merry sherry at Christmas.
Christmas tree, lights, cats happy.
A king’s speech this Christmas.
Flu, in time for Christmas.
Christmas cards. Joyful and jolly.
Step father Christmas. A grouch!
Christmas pud, delectable and delicious.
Last Christmas we had snow.
Hot Christmas, global warming problems.
You ate the Christmas turkey!
Christmas was/is a pagan holiday.
People over spend for Christmas.
Not everyone celebrates Christmas today.
Is Brexit Christmas dinner oven-ready?
Brexit Christmas dinner: still frozen!
Carol: confusing name at Christmas.
Carol’s choir chanted Christmas carols.
Christmas candy can be humbug.
Charitable Charlie shares Christmas chocolates.
Christmas fairy enjoys sugared plums.
Outerspace – It’s a black Christmas.
Bloody Mary! A Christmas Murder.
Christmas crackers conceal murder weapons.
Silent night. Christmas day madness.
Christmas shopping drives me crackers.
Christmas and in-laws; lethal combination.
Christmas kisses under the mistletoe.
My Christmas wish? No Covid!
White Christmases leave me cold.
Overdosed on Christmas spirit, hic!
Christmas is finally here again.
Christmas is full of cheer.
Mum and I loved Christmas.
Christmas is a special occasion.
Christmas is Jesus Christ’s birthday.
Christmas tree and Christmas decorations.
Mince pies and Christmas baking.
Santa’s Mince pies for Christmas.
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Esther Chilton 
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