Funny word chain game

[celestialinter0]

1. Take the last letter of the word written by the OP as the first letter of your word.

2. You need to use your words to make sentences (sentences with at least 5 words).

3. The number of letters in the word is at least 4 (eat, yes, ok are not counted).

4. Words cannot be repeated, and must not be written by previous friends.

English--I read English article every night.

home--This is the finest home in this city.

early--He got up exceedingly early this morning.

And so on...

Alright, everyone! I'll put out the first word first, and everyone will take their place:

Today: How are you feeling today?

.........

Come on, please continue

[countessalmirena]

DUST - The silent library’s leather-bound books looked as though they had sat undisturbed in the bookcase for some time, and when Charlotte pulled out the one with Liber mediae noctis secreta written upon it, a thin cloud of dust arose in the air and made her sneeze.

[nicnacs_4u]

TRYING - The teacher was at breaking point as she was trying so hard to be a compassionate listener to her dog`s barking but she had no idea what he wanted this time!!

[celestialinter0]

GOLDEN--The roadside fields, the slopes, wild chrysanthemum golden yellow, like the stars dotted blue sky, decorated with a vast wilderness.

[nicnacs_4u]

NINE - They were all lined up straight and ready to pounce, nine excited pink flamingos

[countessalmirena]

ENGAGED - The girl was very put off by the pink flamingo following her around, and crossly turning to her fiancé, she said, “We’re engaged; you should protect me from stalking flamingoes!”

[nicnacs_4u]

DAMN - Countess damn, I should have checked spellcheck as I wasn`t sure of the correct spelling of flamingoes! Trust me😉

[celestialinter0]

NEARBY--Luckily the frog, who had been hunting butterflies nearby, saw him and with all his strength pushed him back into the pond.

[nicnacs_4u]

YOUTH - The trouble with the youth today is that many of them have no idea how to respect people older than them.

[veiled-lady]

HARMONIOUS - She loved listening to the harmonious singing of the local choir.

[countessalmirena]

SQUALL - The air bore a wetness quite different from the salty tang thrown up by the lapping waves, and I looked at the ruddiness of the horizon before muttering, “We’re in for something of a squall, I think.”