Friday, July 12, 2013

BISB 100 Word Challenge Ishika

Jane was messing up big time. She was late for work; she had missed the bus and was taking a shortcut that she had never taken before. It had been her dream ever since she was a kid to work for the greatest designer in Paris; Mirabelle Posh but not like this. Was this the designer's house? The gate creaked open as Jane pushed it. Just then an old woman with her hair tied up in a bun opened the door and shouted in a hoarse voice How many times do I have to tell you people I am MIRABELLA Posh, WRONG HOUSE! How could this day get any worse?

Friday, July 5, 2013

BISB 100 Word Challenge Driti

Danger above and danger below

June glanced behind her, desperate for breath. But she couldn’t go up. Not yet. She was an excellent swimmer and she knew she could stay for longer. Probably 30 seconds more. And then it would be the end. Suddenly, she sensed danger in the water. Then she saw it-a massive shark.  As soon she got up, she would have to hide. But where? She swam a powerful breaststroke, up towards the surface. Just then, a perfect hiding-place caught her eye. The recycling bins. Hopefully, one of them would be empty. However, a rough hand grabbed her neck. She was trapped

Friday, June 28, 2013

BISB 100 Word Challenge Rishikesh

A normal dream on my birthday!

I’m gonna spend this summer in the best way possible!!!’ I shouted, down the hallway. Suddenly, all the room doors opened, and – wait for it – a polar bear rushed out, followed by other black ones, while messing up our most expensive carpet. ‘AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!’ I screamed. Suddenly the scene changed. I was having a nice cup o’ tea with a gorilla! And, I was on a normal, usual flying carpet! And again the scene changed! But this time I woke up. I looked at my calendar. It was my birthday. That explains the dream. I have it every year on my birthday. Just a normal dream!

Saturday, June 22, 2013

BISB 100 Word Challenge Tisya

Quest
     The bird of mysteries 
    


      My hands burned as the blood poured out from them however I could not do any thing except hold on to the rope. Scout herself was having trouble keeping us from falling to our deaths; she definitely could not keep us from getting any wounds. “Dodge!” a voice cried. I immediately replied “What happened Isa?” “Avalanche!” Isa replied. But it was no normal avalanche. The rock hurtled towards us with lots of force bringing a lot of light. The light was so bright that I would have been blinded if I hadn’t been snatched off the rope. I looked up and saw…………

BISB 100 Word Challenge Divij

Come out come out wherever you are


I was still in search of that monster in the ethereal place and we were getting deeper into the woods with our game of hide and seek (which was unfairly biased in favour of the monster). I decided that it was time to unleash my coking device catcher, it was the first time I was going to use it. While I was working out how to use it I accidentally pressed a pressure sensitive trigger and it let out a blinding light followed by powder and dust. The light was so bright it was like a mini sun.

BISB 100 Word Challenge Rishikesh

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island

I found myself on a strange island. I lost my only weapon. It was a tiny Swiss Army pocket knife. I felt vulnerable without it. I explored the forest, to find: swamps, caves, rivers and other fascinating wonders. After a few hours (or was it a few weeks?), I found a way to get off this mysterious, creepy and dangerous island. It was a sail boat with oars, if there was no wind. I checked it out for holes, and when I found none, I dragged it to the shore (painfully, as I had to go through the forest again). And I pushed it out.

BISB 100 Word Challenge Ishika

The rain was a steady downpour of tears, crashing to earth and spreading damp darkness. Rose kept on running. She had no choice, if she didn’t reach the cottage before sunset, she would disappear. Her heart was racing; Rose feared that she wouldn’t get there in time. The sun was setting and she could feel her bitter tears rolling down her pale cheeks. It was too late. The sun had set and the cottage was still miles away. She came to a halt. Just then, she saw an amazing shooting star. The light was so bright that it blinded her.