Fortunately/unfortunately

PBelle
Community Member

Hey everyone, I like playing games, so I thought that I would start one that I sometimes play with the pre-schoolers at work. It's called "fortunately/ unfortunately". The aim of the game is tell and create a story, kind of like a serial, but the beginning of each sentence or paragraph has to be with words fortunately or unfortunately. The trick is that they have to alternate. It can be a creative, silly or just plain crazy. But the aim is to keep the story going. I'm going to start with.....

It was a bright sunny morning, so today I went to the beach. Unfortunately everyone else had the same idea as I did, but.....

Next person is to continue the story starting with fortunately.

Feel free to join in!

403 Replies 403

Doolhof
Champion Alumni

Unfortunately I made a typing mistake and my sentence made no sense!

HID the money is what I was meant to write!

Ggrand
Community Champion

Awe sorry, my glasses are not good any more.

fortunately I bought new glasses with the money

topsy_
Blue Voices Member
Unfortunately I put my new glasses down somewhere while shopping & left them there. Oh no!

Ggrand
Community Champion
Fortunately I went to lost and found and bingo they were in the box

PamelaR
Blue Voices Member
Unfortunately on closer inspection they weren't my glasses after all

PBelle
Community Member
Fortunately I had some contacts in my bag. I forgot they were there.

topsy_
Blue Voices Member
Unfortunately I put the wrong contact lens in each eye & now I can’t see a thing!

Ggrand
Community Champion
Fortunately a neighbour was passing by came up to talk me and took me home

Elizabeth CP
Blue Voices Member
unfortunately it was only after I hopped in his car I realised it wasn't who I thought. I'm now panicking about being abducted by a mass murderer or someone similar. My imagination is sending me crazy!!!

Ggrand
Community Champion
Fortunately, he had to stop at a red light so I jumped out, ran onto the road, got knocked over by a slow moving car, now I'm in an ambulance, I feel safe now.