Fitting Day at Connie's Couture
Jake the Adjective is working fitting day at Connie's Couture, and every performer in town wants an outfit. Fill in the missing adjectives and find out what walks onto that stage.
Jake is holding the pins and the curtain is rising. Finish up and he'll read your whole wardrobe back with flair.
Your story is ready. Here is what Jake read.
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On the morning of the spring talent show, Connie's Couture opened early for fitting day. Jake arrived with pins, chalk, and a tape measure, plus a feather for his own hat. Singers, jugglers, and one very serious accordion player lined up out the door.
The first singer asked for "something nice." Jake gasped. "Something nice tells me nothing, friend. Ask me for a jacket, and now we're talking."
Word spread down the line. A juggler ordered sleeves. The tap dancer wanted the hat on the shelf. The accordion player asked for a vest than his accordion.
" buttons belong on this coat," Connie said, pinning as she talked.
"Which scarf goes with vest?" asked the singer. Jake climbed a stool, grabbed emerald scarf, and struck a pose. "I am small, but vociferous!"
By showtime, every costume looked , every cuff felt , and the stage held the lineup the town had ever seen. "Très chic," Jake said, dabbing one eye. "Probably."
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