Are you creative?Please write a paragraph or two using all the following words...?

Question

-Forest
-Rainshowers
-Sunflowers
-Peaches
-Strawberries
-Hamster's nose

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LOL
This is NOT homework.I am 41 yrs. old.

Answer 1

My hamsters nose can detect strawberries and peaches in a forest of sunflowers through the heaviest of rainshowers

Answer 2

While picking fruits in the forest a small rainshower started to fall. It was over as quickly as it started. And all the sunflowers looked up at the sun again.

The ground was mud from the small shower. When I slipped and dropped the peaches and strawberries. Now don't worry only a buries on my arm. I recovered and picked up the strawberries when I saw the hamster's nose hiding in the fruit.

Answer 3

I needed to get away from all of this stress. I love Harrison but I dont know if I am ready to get married yet. I took my little hamster Freddy. He seemed not to have any worrys or problems. I pressed my nose to my hamster's nose.

I went outside where the sun wasnt shinning. Rainshowers spread, and so did my nervousness. All I needed was a place where I could be alone and collect my thoughts. I will go to the forest. The forest I went to when I was a kid, it just seemed to solve all of my problems, or shrink them anyway.

When I saw the forest memorys buzzed around in my head like an angry bee. I saw my childhood house, my mother. My mother would always plant peaches and strawberries. I could almost taste them now. On each side of my house was sunflowers. They grew tall over time, taller than me when I was a kid. Deffinatley not as tall as I am now. I am a grown up. What are you talking about Jennifer, the sunflowers are dead. So is the past.

After a few hours I made up my mind. I love Harrison. Harrison will love me, take care of me. I will marry him. I want to spend the rest of my life with him...


I just made this up now, it isnt a true story or anything lol. I hope you like it.

Answer 4

okay then here goes:

The young girl was walking through her local forest. She looked troubled, and her eyes were all red and puffy, like she had been crying just an hour ago. she walked with ease through the forest that she knew so well, and stopped and smelled the air, instantly she felt better. She loved the smell of a forest, sometimes she thought of this forest as a rainforest (she had been to the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil for the summer holiday's with her friends and she payed for it with her savings she had since she was 4 years old, 10 years of saving money gone, but it had been worth it.)

whilst reminecing about her time in Brazil and all the Rainshowers that occured there, she suddenly snapped back into reality when she saw a creature suddenly run past in front of her. then she realised it was hamster.............but then she thought: "a hamster?? what would a hamster be doing in a forest?" Brimming with curiousity, she decided to follow it. The Hamster had an unusually large nose and it seemed to be searching for something, suddenly it took a sharp turn and the girl decided to do the same, she looked up and saw lots and lots of bushes with strawberries on it, trees with peaches on it and sunflowers all over the place and then the girl decided to stay there, after all, why would she want to go home, back to her parents arguing, blaming her for everything that went wrong and hitting her all the time?
she would just stay there and let them worry, not that they probably would............

Answer 5

In the Amazon rain Forest it is now more common to experience light rainshowers than heavier rain.This is due to global warming.There has also been a revolution among the flora and fauna.For example you can now see tall elegant sunflowers sharing their space with little heart shaped strawberries,a riot of colour.The most striking example of change though is the proliferation of Peaches.I have first hand knowledge of this phenomenon because when walking there on the 12th of never a peach fell off a tree right onto my hamsters nose !

Answer 6

We had been in the forest for nine days. Thick, heavy fog and powerful rainshowers forced us to leave early without finding the bright orange peaches that dwell with the sunflowers and strawberries found in the secret garden of Galerane Perfine. It was the second step of the adventure that we had already begun. We had already dug up the Hamster's nose in the Amazon, which led us to the foerst. If it wasn't for the weather, we would be on our way to the one of the oldest treasures known to man. But unfortunetly, we have to wait untill next year to come back.

Answer 7

I went for a walk in the forest and i saw rainshowers, sunflowers, ate peaches and strawberries and punched my hamster's nose!

Wow - didn't realise i was so creative!

Answer 8

The little hamster's nose, which colour resembles that of the reddest of strawberries, gently sniffs the air. The sight of perfect peaches growing way up high, above even the tallest sunflowers catches his eye. For he knows that from the slightest trickle to the heaviest of rainshowers it will continue to grow, and one day provide him with a forest better than any he knows.

Answer 9

As I was walking to the forest, the rainshowers started, so I called into the shop and bought some peaches and strawberries and took them home.
As I passed by the florist, I saw some beautiful sunflowers and decided to buy some, I thought my pet would like some of the seeds, and guess what, one got stuck up the hamsters nose !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HOW'S THAT????

Answer 10

With a little twitch, the hamster's nose picked up the warm scent of peaches in the noon day heat. Shambling through the forest of strawberries, he made his way down the garden path to the far end of the garden, protected from the rainshowers by the large umbrella heads of towering sunflowers.

Answer 11

The hamster's nose twitched in the forest. It could smell the ripening fruit of the peaches and strawberries, as the sunflowers shaded it from the sun, but the hamster was afraid. The rainshowers had deadened the smell of the forest and it could no longer detect the alarming smell of its predatory enemy.