For our FHE activity, Brian wanted to write a story about our rock-climbing adventure using words from a
random word generator. We took turns writing the sentences and this is what we got... a rather weird fiction story.
This posting will not be
snub. Brian and Rachael participated in an activity where danger was not
preventable. They thought that we might as well before they got old, crusty, and
wrinkled. No... we're not talking about
caroling!
Aye! We're talking about how they
ingeniously scaled a mountain. To maintain their safety, they had to use these
obnoxious ropes and harnesses... gosh. Rachael went up before Brian and she
stylized how to show off her booty while climbing the course. Unfortuantely, she forgot to wear her
undercoat. As Rachael sat
counterpoised on the mountain, she
embowered herself with trees and plants. Brian just sat and watched from the bottom as he noisily
eructed. Meanwhile Rachael continued to make
pollards. Brian tried to bribe Rachael to come down with a handful of
louises. She liked it on top of the mountain because she could enjoy the
campestral view. Brian yelled from below, "Do you know what
preconsign means?!" Rach said, "no" but came down anyway with a collection of
discoglossidae that she found under a rock.
embowered: to cover with trees, plants, and foliage
pollard: trees that have been chopped off
louis: golden coins from France
campestral: country/field-like
discoglossidae: family of primitive disc-tongued frogs
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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