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

[mytreechange]

RABBIT - The trainee magician insisted that he had pulled a rabbit out of a hat - in reality it was a very small mouse.

[countessalmirena]

THALLIUM - It was a bizarre café, catering solely for robots used by Verdurance Pty Ltd, a pesticide company, for electronic gardening and landscaping; these robots posted selfies regularly on social media, showing them drinking thallium smoothies and skiing down mountainsides as part of the company’s publicity and branding.

[nicnacs_4u]

MORNING - It was such a cold morning she decided to get her bathers and go for a swim at the beach.

[countessalmirena]

GRAB - The last thing she was expecting was to trip over the curb edge and and have a scarred youth in goth clothing grab her by the arm, settle her on her feet, and ask her “Got you… You okay, lady?”

[nicnacs_4u]

BRA - Putting on her makeup and doing her hair she looked at herself in the mirror and realised she had forgotten to put her bra on! 

[countessalmirena]

ASTEROID - Tim Hellerslicht was left embarrassed when the asteroid he’d found and named turned out to be a smudge on his telescope.

[mytreechange]

DICED - The recipe called for all the vegetables to be diced, which was a rather time-consuming process.

[countessalmirena]

DAMP - Mary’s petticoats were damp with the exuberance of the morning dew; she gazed ruefully at the hem and swished it back and forth in a vain attempt to dry the guilty evidence of her early ramble in the gardens.

[mytreechange]

PARK - Although the weather was cold and showery, she still took her usual walk through the local park, as it always made her feel so much better.

[countessalmirena]

KNITTING - Mrs Rose Chadwyn had always been very adept with her needles, but gradually her arthritis was affecting her hands, so that she was finding knitting to be a more laborious task instead of a pleasant relaxation.