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

[veiled-lady]

DONATELLO - She was discussing the Renaissance sculptor, but her Tinder date completely misunderstood and assured he was a great fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

[countessalmirena]

ONYX - Her eyes gleamed darkly, onyx in an ivory face, as the cleaner carefully dusted the gilded statuary in her employer’s Egyptian Room.

[veiled-lady]

XENOPHOBIC - Moving to the backwoods village, the migrant family experienced terrible xenophobic sentiment from some of the local population.

[countessalmirena]

CARAMEL - The young chef was so afraid of burning her caramel that she always made it too light and without depth of flavour.

[katistrophik]

LOBSTER - It is always a wonderful treat to eat lobster at the seafood restaurant .

[countessalmirena]

ROBUST - He was a mightily-built robust man, accustomed to plucking oak trees out of the ground and tossing them five hundred miles over his shoulder as an early morning starter.

[katistrophik]

TRAIN - The elderly gentleman ran as best he could to catch the train - sadly he missed it.

[nicnacs_4u]

NEVER - The lady explained to her friend to never eat undercooked chicken.

[katistrophik]

RELAX - Sometimes people find it hard to relax I am not one of them thank goodness

[countessalmirena]

XEBEC - The triangular-sailed ship crested the waters of the Mediterranean with business-like applomb; as it came closer, I could see that it sported two masts and was fitted with at least twenty guns, and I told the captain: "Xebec, well-armed, at least 24 oars."