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Originating from SMITH magazine (Online) Greater New Orleans Writing Project 2008 Summer Institute 1

“For Sale: baby shoes, never worn.” In Six words . . . Ernest Hemingway’s story: “For Sale: baby shoes, never worn.”

“Savior complex makes for many disappointments.” In Six words . . . Divine wisdom “Savior complex makes for many disappointments.”

“A sake’ mom, not soccer mom.” In Six words . . . Individuality “A sake’ mom, not soccer mom.”

“I’m my mother and I’m fine.” In Six words . . . Self-awareness: “I’m my mother and I’m fine.”

“Followed white rabbit. Became black sheep” In Six words . . . Symbolism: “Followed white rabbit. Became black sheep”

“I grew and grew and grew” In Six words . . . Pragmatic: “I grew and grew and grew”

“Took scenic route, got in late” In Six words . . . Carpe diem: “Took scenic route, got in late”

“Blogging is easy. Writing is hard” In Six words . . . Technological: “Blogging is easy. Writing is hard”

“I wrote it all down somewhere” In Six words . . . Wistful: “I wrote it all down somewhere”

“Timid teacher takes ‘tude from tykes” In Six words . . . For teachers: “Timid teacher takes ‘tude from tykes”

“I color outside of the lines” In Six words . . . The different drummer: “I color outside of the lines”

“Struggling Southern eccentric finding my happiness” In Six words . . . Self-awareness: “Struggling Southern eccentric finding my happiness”

GNOWP memoirs Loudmouthed introvert seeks peace and quiet. Neither a fence-sitter nor a bystander. Cleverness and wit, where art thou? Am I really alone now? The child smiles: the blade retracts. Read between lines. Colored outside them. Met Jack. Jumped out the box. The trick it’s done by—intriguing. Apologies like flying monkeys destroy thoughts. 14

Six Word Memoirs Continued… There is a PEZ for everyone. Chocolate: a food group, not dessert. Prefers icing over cherry on cake. Nothing beats breaking in new shoes. Smile, nod. Do it my way. Sadness, anxiety: just take a pill. Mirrors see sad reflections almost daily. I dream of her every night. I wear ten year old boots.

Six Word Memoirs Continued… I write fiction to live honestly. Small victories made big: forty-four stairs. Long year made short, June 11. Katrina– she really blew me away. Speed limits– only a strong suggestion. Not afraid of change? Prove it. Leaving, leaving, leaving – where to return? I left last slice of pizza.

More GNOWP memoirs That’s what sorority sisters are for. Now that I’m thin, you call. Don’t feel like talking; text me. Lost and Found. Love. God. Self. Better sex than with my boyfriend. Truth shall free us. Still waiting. To sow, to reap, my bliss. Bad juju can be overcome! Unless… Whisk ‘til frothy. Garnish. Serve cold. Plummeting into Hell, I discovered myself.

www.sixwordmemoir.com In Six words . . . New memoirs added every day on the web site: www.sixwordmemoir.com

More GNOWP memoirs “Wish you were here!” Not really! Fleetingly outside, he thought of me. Miraculously, I blossomed into life, forever. Skirt from Goodwill, shoes from Saks. Know the rules, screw the rules. First concert: David Bowie! Forgot tickets Technicolor dreams evolve to faded joys The boy was good; he bad Let’s go, it’s free, why not?

Advanced Institute Memoirs Compulsive list maker, subject to change. Opposites attract in search for balance. NOLA girl reads books, loves cats. Mom of three minus sanity cubed. Carpe Diem-Carpe Noche-Carpe Vida Found husband in world wide web Pierced, pink-haired, tattooed normal girl I’m packed in under five minutes! Frustrated grammar teacher: who or whom? Frustrated grammar student: what’s the difference? Caffeine-craving creative teacher cuts crap Read, do, laugh; never grow up

In Six words . . . Write your own six word memoir. Now – Write your own six word memoir. You don’t have to be clever – just honest. What quality describes you? An important event in your life? Your dreams, your disappointments? Favorite activities?