From Hamlet’s famous opening line, to the answer of a simple knock-knock joke, it seems we are always asking or being asked: “Who’s there?” This week’s featured Six-Word Memoirs evoke a strong sense of identity and its importance.
Proudest: “Short. Black. Christian. Gay. Walking tall.” – Clay Rivers
Simplest Truth: “Writing brings me back to me.” – Stephanie Tor
Biggest Self-Exploration: “Sumo wrestling’s checked off bucket list.” – marymc
Most Sensible Decor: “All my rooms are panic rooms.” – hieronimo
Best/Breast Improvement: “New bra gives me super powers.” – lovelylizard
Most Figural Honesty: “Curvy women, stick figures. I’m in-between.” – lovin.the.sun, from SMITHteens
Plus: Don’t forget to spread the word about SMITH’s call for submissions of illustrated Six-Word-Memoirs by students of all ages, a new eBook with the TED conference’s new book division!
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bevvie
kudos!
Crystal9
Christmas is a great days all over the year. People were decorate their houses and decorate the christmas tree. Christmas wishes
YORKERI
this is very unique type post because there are always fun to decorate trees on christmas with snow and lights http://www.mazapoint.com/category/christmas-poems