Nonsense Land - Homework to write a silly paragraph

Mr and Mr Peppy glanced outside their window and stared suspiciously at the sky; it had been coloured a dark fuchsia mixed with emerald. Mrs Peppy signed to her husband to watch strange happenings outside the window; gingerbread men rained heavily upon Nonsense Street.

The gingerbread men knocked and clattered angrily against the Peppy’s window panes and left smudges of icing before they received a ‘thud’ and exclaimed as they fell on the wooden landscape with metal grass sprouting out of popcorn that were glued onto it.

“What an odd weather we've been having!” commented Mrs. Peppy to her husband, disapprovingly. “It just DOES NOT rain in March! Personally, I prefer raining gingerbread men in contrary to iron elephants.” mumbled Mrs. Peppy and she cleverly calculated the estimated time it would take for the gingerbread men to stop raining (‘In a century’ was her answer). Mr. Peppy whistled in surprise to the unexpected monsoon and he digested the fact that he was lodging in a crazy town.

“Anyway, raining gingerbread men cannot prevent us from a trip to Nonsensical Exhibition!”  Mr Peppy stated indignantly.

“But we must have tea!” Mrs Peppy cried, “Although it is two o'clock in the morning.” So they sat down to drink some sandwiches with spaghetti and eat a glass of hot chocolate. Mr Peppy applauded his wife for such a wonderful breakfast which Mrs Peppy had endeavoured to make and he allowed Mrs Peppy to get all conceited and high with his compliments.

Thereafter, the couples head to the exhibition which happened to be open. The guards threw leaflets and the squirrels beside pelted the Peppy’s with nuts when they entered, which is quite rude. But then again, it’s Nonsense Street. There’s no knowing what might happen next, don’t you think? 

Spellings : applauded, calculated, coloured, conceited, endeavoured, 

exhibition, received, signed, whistled, knocked, mumbled, digested, exclaimed