
Showing posts with label #19 Spring 2019. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #19 Spring 2019. Show all posts
Saturday, 9 February 2019
Tom: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING

Mason: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
I stood still at
the sink while I washed
the plates from the eggs
I had for breakfast. Then I went upstairs to comb my fringe. While I was there, I noticed that the
hallway light was flickering
so I got mum to fix it.
Later that day,
I went up town on my black mountain bike to get some
coke for myself. I went to Tesco to get some and I bought a couple of chocolate
bars for later. So, from then, I went to my friend’s house to play Fortnite
with him it was really, really good.
Roxanne: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
My alarm woke me
up – very early – this morning, but after 10-15 minutes I carefully remembered
why. “I need to go to the hair dressers!” I shouted loudly.
My classmates
had been trying this new trend with their hair at school, you would dye your
hair black and add a classy fringe to it! I also wanted to try it out.
I dashed
downstairs and put on my freshly washed clothes, then I started my day with some fried eggs and toast – what else
would I have?
Later on, I
replaced my flickering
hallway lights and made my way down-town.
Joshua: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
When I was in my
humongous, beautiful house, I woke up and pounced out of my pitch- black covers as quick as a flash. I swiftly sprinted over to my
ancient light switch and I reached out with my pale arm (which looked like it
would never end) and turned my cloudy-white light switch on and it suddenly
started flickering.
After that, I ran over to my filthy sink and washed my hazelnut-brown fringe. Suddenly I heard a strong bang crashing
on my window, so I looked out and people were strongly smashing eggs on my ancient windows.
George: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
Whilst on my way
home from my friend’s house, I spotted some mysterious, washed up, pebbles adjacent to a flickering light. I
approached them. They weren’t pebbles, they were some sort of black eggs.
I wondered what they were. I scratched my head and placed the palm of my hand
on my fringe. Suddenly,
the eggs all cracked. Emerald coloured dragons came out and firmly grabbed on
to me. They started licking me, which meant they liked me. The tiny creatures
swiftly flew away and as quick as Usain Bolt, they vanished. I casually continued
on my voyage back home.
Jessica: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
After mum and I
had washed our black car, we had to go to the shops to buy some eggs. On the way back from the
shops, mum mentioned we need to make a hair appointment to get a haircut as my fringe is getting too long.
Once back home
we started to make a chocolate cake, once the cake was in the oven we sat down
to relax. Mum lit a scented candle. We sat together on the sofa and watched the
candle as it was flickering
as if it was dancing. We could not wait for the cake.
Bradley: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
Flickering
like an abandoned light in a haunted house, Kevin’s phone repeatedly flashed on
and off after smashing onto the concrete due an unfortunate car crash...
Kevin’s black and blue car had just been washed and looked as shiny as a gold medal, until an
unqualified driver came flying around the corner at a rapid pace hitting the
car’s left wheel!
Back at Kevin’s
house, his husband (Jonny) was frying some eggs, like there was nothing else in the world.
Little did Jonny know, he wouldn’t have anybody to share those eggs with! Just
him and his awfully long fringe...
Jack: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
He washed his black fringe
in the ice cool water of the lake. Then he scavenged for something to eat like eggs. The thick woods had
little light, so it was hard to see, and the little that did exist came flickering through the
branches.
The boy was
called Alex Rider he had just escaped from the almost certain jaws of death
once again. All he had was an exploding pen, exploding putty and diamond edged
Lego which of course were the craftsmanship of Smithers - MI6’s personal
engineer, he was a very talented man.
Faith P: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
I had just
finished getting washed
one freezing winter morning, “Are you ready to collect the eggs for breakfast?” my aunt
said.
As I peered out
of the window it was still pitch black. I fastened my coat, swept
back my fringe and put
on my hat.
Stepping outside
with only the flickering
candle light we made our way across to the hen house. When we arrived, I was
really cold and hoped they had laid, my aunt reached in.
“Hooray we are
in luck this morning,” she said.
I couldn’t wait
to get back for a hot breakfast.
Lilly-Ella: FRINGE EGGS BLACK WASHED FLICKERING
In the Victorian
times, there was a young girl who had jet black hair with a fringe. In the evening, all
she had in her house for light was a flickering candle - no one could even see her good looks. The
girl was naughty, the worst thing she had ever done was when she threw some eggs at a window and back then
it could not be washed
off.
One day, in the
middle of town she was pulling a prank - not realizing that everyone was watching,
and people found out about her real, horrible and mean personality.
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