Stories

There are OPENings where people carry stuff *across* the border in their ARMs. To put a LID on it, some want a bi[g ou]tdoor wall ten feet <tall>.
by vms5q

<bring> the THIRTY-foot-long TOWEL with you and put it *down* on the ground. It'll COVER the whole group and keep us from [dy]ing of hypothermia.
by vms5q

Despite Laura's [bou]t with the flu, she <wrap>ped the gift herSELF.
by vms5q

After walking <with> the Eskimo *across* the ICE, my FEET and NOSE feel cold, and I realize what a bi[g un]dertaking this is.
by vms5q

Neo looks *down* at a very young PERSON, [who o]ffers: "It is not the SPOON that <transform>s, only yourself."
by vms5q

For my model of the <village> I ordered INCH-tall TREEs that[t soon] will arrive. I'll arrange them *across* the ground.
by vms5q

The gold shone brightly in the middle of the clock and I gazed at it
by Ceruleanlotus

<due to> the oxen and [yo]ke, a plant sprouts *up* in the FIELD.
by vms5q

Sudden[ly on g]uard, she OPENs the lanterns, extinguishes them, and puts their LIDs back *down*, so no one will see them <shining> from her roof.
by vms5q

"That WOMAN BRUSHing crusts with sauce, sprinkling them with [chee]se, and baking them TEN minutes is my <wife>!" says Dave.
by vms5q

Charlie stands on the <[TAI]>bei station's COVERed platform UNTIL the train arrives. It's on time. "My LUCKY day!" he says.
by vms5q

help me! Gra[b on g]ood and push the WHITE TOWEL *horizontally* into the ENVELOPE!
by vms5q