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Group 7

Word Assignment:  nothing

Top 5 Stories    Yellow =Audience Award

Nothing is better than paychecks stay-at-home moms earn: Hand-picked dandelions and peanut butter scented kisses. Best volunteer job ever. by Kelli Robinson [7]

Eden was fabulous, lush and sublime. But Adam was a bore and nothing ever happened. So Eve picked an apple. The rest is history. by Vjera Magdalenic [7]

"“Imagine an endless void, just nothing for billions of light-years…” “And what does this have to do with your rent?” “I’m getting to that.” by Chris Bridges [7]

Stephen Hawking looked up and said, "I've figured out how to create the universe from nothing." God looked down and said, "You added wrong." by Bob Mohl [7]

Lost to sea, he miraculously survived and was rescued a month later. Asked what he'd eaten that whole time, he said “Nothing healthy.” by Joel Putnam [7]
 

Top 25 Stories

"There's nothing under your bed," she insisted. Famous last words. The tentacle swept her under, and another babysitter was monster chow. by Charles Eubanks [7]

Nothing was left to say. Tommy went in one direction and his newly ex-fiancee another, still wearing the ring on her ego-bruised finger. by january holmes [7]

Alarms blare as the CDC doors seal shut. Inside, the creepy virologist she’s snubbed for months croons, “We’ve got nothing but time, baby.” by Jocelyn Rish [7]

Nothing is better than paychecks stay-at-home moms earn: Hand-picked dandelions and peanut butter scented kisses. Best volunteer job ever. by Kelli Robinson [7]

"Nothing would be better than this," she said, then disappeared. by Valerie Laken [7]

She sets the jar in front of him. Its handmade label reads: Imagination Containment Unit. He opens the lid, looks in, “Nothing.” She leaves. by Matthew Virkler [7]

Eden was fabulous, lush and sublime. But Adam was a bore and nothing ever happened. So Eve picked an apple. The rest is history. by Vjera Magdalenic [7]

"Nothing would excite me more than marrying you," he said gazing up at her. "Me too," she replied, backing away. "I prefer 'nothing' also." by Bob Mohl [7]

"“Imagine an endless void, just nothing for billions of light-years…” “And what does this have to do with your rent?” “I’m getting to that.” by Chris Bridges [7]

Her enemies retreated. Her countrymen rejoiced. Yet, the unfocused gaze of her dead sons told her she had won nothing and lost everything. by Mee Vang [7]

Stop the race! The lasagna's being stuffed in his pants, she yells. To which he replies, the rules mention nothing about garment digestion. by Jack Bagdadi [7]

The captain’s heart was filled with nothing but sheer hatred when his tormenter venomously demanded: “The treasure map for your peg leg.” by january holmes [7]

Got up. Showered. Ate breakfast. Defeated Prince of Darkness. Rescued the love of my life. Ate lunch. Nothing much to do this afternoon… by Joel Putnam [7]

Dr. Lao scoured the bloodstained office. Nothing. He’d have to search elsewhere if he wanted the formula by the 9:30 to Madrid. by Rahul Bhagnari [7]

"Nothing will be the same," he thought. The former stock broker then put on his monk's robes and began meditating with his new brothers. by Whitney Bryan [7]

Stephen Hawking looked up and said, "I've figured out how to create the universe from nothing." God looked down and said, "You added wrong." by Bob Mohl [7]

In the beginning there was nothing. In the middle you held my face as cars exploded around us. In the end the middle's all we got. by Gardner Linn [7]

"“What could be better than riches, beauty and youth?” “Nothing,” her father replied. It took years to give it all away, but he was right. by Chris Bridges [7]

The peanut butter stuck to the roof of Jenni’s mouth as she quickly chewed the remaining evidence. “I wasn’t doin’ nothing,” she told mom. by january holmes [7]

She tosses the letter into the fireplace. Her kids tear open their presents underneath the tree. The suicide note withers away to nothing. by Jean-Pierre Chapoteau [7]

Lost to sea, he miraculously survived and was rescued a month later. Asked what he'd eaten that whole time, he said “Nothing healthy.” by Joel Putnam [7]

He walks up, ratty coat and pants. He’s scratching down there, wincing, asks her, “Do you know where the clinic is?” She has nothing to say. by Matthew Virkler [7]

Porridge too hot so let's walk in the woods. Return later to open door and nothing left. No food. A broke chair. And a girl in my bed. Hey!  by Jeny Dowlin [7]

Newsflash!Happiness has spread through the world rapidly due to nothing happening!Will this anomaly continue?Tune in,keep calm and carry on. by Vjera Magdalenic [7]

He looked nervous, pensive. "What's wrong?" She asked. "Nothing," he said, as he slowly reached into his pocket for the diamond ring. by Whitney Bryan [7]

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