Start a new sentence with the last word of the previous one

[Patch]

"Duck!" the golfer shouted as his errant drive soared toward a foursome on the right.

 

[Tish]

Right, so that's it then?

 

[Kaila]

Then I'll go along with that decision.

 

[Rosemarie]

Decision making can be difficult when you have to please several people.

 

[Patch]

People can be difficult to understand when they act childish.

 

[Kaila]

Childish is a good way to act, when you're a child.

 

[Rosemarie]

Child care centres are full up.

 

[Tish]

Up up and away

 

[Kaila]

Away from city lights, one can look up at the sky on a clear night, and see the stars.

 

[Rosemarie]

Stars of the silver screen have a glamorous image.

 

[Sparky]

Image is everything and nothing

 

[Kaila]

Nothing tastes the same as chocolate.

 

[Rosemarie]

Chocolate comes in many forms.

 

[Tish]

Forms are tedious to fill out.

 

[Sassycakes]

Out and about doesn't exist now.

 

[Rosemarie]

Now we can look forward to summer.

 

[Sparky]

Summer in an igloo will probably be damp

 

[Rosemarie]

Damp clothes smell mouldy.

 

[Patch]

"Mouldy" is another example of how, here in the States, we leave the 'u' out of many words... spelling it "moldy".

 

[Tish]

Moldy/ Mouldy spelled in whatever country still smells.

 

[Kaila]

Smells can be enjoyable, especially when coming from baked goods in the kitchen.

 

[Patch]

Kitchen appliances don't seem to last as long as they did before the controls became technologically "advanced".

 

[Rosemarie]

Advanced mathematics was way over my head.

 

[Sparky]

Head them off at the pass

 

[Rosemarie]

Pass Go and collect £200....what is it worth now?