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Blog challenge week 8

Long, long ago there was a poor girl named Polly who lived next to a beach. She had a strange little cottage but she was happy. Early one morning, Polly went for a walk to collect shells. She collected flat shells, curved shells and thin shells. Suddenly, Polly found the most beautiful shell she had ever seen lying next to a rock pool. There was also a rusty bike which was glistening in the sun. Slowly, Polly bent down to pick up the shell. To her amazement the shell spoke.

“ I will grant you two wishes so choose wisely,” said the magnificent shell.

 

Blog post week 4

The snow fell and Tom waited. He was in the flat when the phone rang. He picked it up and listened. Then, he crossed the room and picked up the suitcase before opening the door and going outside into the crisp air.

Session2

Outside, there was the crisp air of a January frost. Inside the fire burned.

 

Outside, the sun set behind the icy mountain. Inside, the lit candles shone boldly into the night.

 

Above, the sun shone onto the fresh grass. Below, the cave was being explored with the dim light of a torch there only sense of direction.

 

At the west, the fog devoured the surroundings. To the east, the clear environment was stunning.

 

To the right, car engines, sirens and loud music blasted through the city. To the left, all you could hear was the wind whistling and birds tweeting happily.

Session 1

As soon as cheerful Mr Jolly strode into class of happiness, the familiar room immediately appeared to turn to wide-smiles. He was thin with a pleasant look rather like a joyful golden retriever . “Settle down children,” the new teacher calmly said with a grin “I am ready to learn when you are.”

My perferct mask

My perfect mask. If I made a mask I would,

Take the taste of candy floss melting in my mouth. Sugar covered strawberries with snow-white ice cream, I would use fresh spring water and refreshing exotic fruits.

 

I would take the touch of tough beach rocks and red velvet pillows, silky smooth sand.

I would take the ice cold snow and rough bark on century old trees.

 

I would use the sound of autumn leaves crunching beneath my feet and the crashing waves of a windy day on the beach. The birds tweeting in the early morning and bubble wrap popping.

 

I would take the sight of luscious green plants and fluffy-white clouds. I would take the clear blue lake waters and the Christmas lights on Christmas eve.

 

I would use the smell of freshly baked cookies straight out the oven and the brilliant sea air.

I would take cut grass in summer evenings and perfectly decorated gingerbread houses.

 

Death dragon

At the home of the death dragon you will find blood, bones and bodies. The most spine chilling thing is all of the above can be done by a three month old death dragon. WARNING do not ever ever engage in a feeding frenzy or a fight with one because then, it will have a human body to add to the pile.

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chapter 3  after a terrifiad sleep  less nis and wore at  sunr ise and  loored at our mdp dt

our ne brt journey

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loored very sdirty  spuelchy

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us uas an onermdur figure Ithdd a deers  hedd with

large yrgeoon terrifing Eagle cldws on both hdng

dnd feet Itwds the Gorm

 

 

Podkin One Ear

As I enter the colourful mountain land I started to shiver, the massive mountains were covered in snow.  I plodded on trying to find shelter.  Suddenly, I see an old shabby tent, I could see birds but they were silent…

EMPORIUM

As fast as Ben could he ran into what he thought was the toilet cubical he said “I only came in for the toilet”

“If you came into my shop for the lavatory, then why are you peeing in my water well?”

“Oh” said Ben. “I’m sorry.”
Suddenly the door flew open and Ben sprinted out of the emporium.

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The next day, Ben returned to the emporium and said sheepishly

“I’m sorry for yesterday.” He said. “Could I buy one of those spell notebooks please?”

“Yes, certainly.That’ll be £1.20 for a medium spell book with five real party tricks.”

“Thanks. By for now.” Said Ben, walking out of the door.

 

Emporium

But today a young man named Ben became the first to take interest in the pile of “junk”. As he entered the building, he noticed something out of the corner of his eye. It was the biggest leather bound book sat on the till. Ben advanced towards it. He was just about to look at the first page of the gem-encrusted monster of  a read when a shadow appeared and said, “to touch my products would mean you have bought them, so tell me, have you bought this £10 million pound book, hmm?”