Today, I am a nationally published author. Okay, it’s only six words and tomorrow it will disappear into the archives, but if you surf over to Smith Magazine you will read my six word memoir.It appeared on the home page with my profile picture: clip art of an Asian girl gazing into an aquarium trying to touch the fish.
And if you’re thoughtful about your life, feel free to add your own six word memoir to my site, or theirs.
My six words? Middle child battling to reverse order.
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3 comments:
I really love your memoir.
It’s that flailing against what I can’t change, that struggle to make progress—even if only incremental—only to discover, the middle is still the middle. What are your six-words?
Loved reading this thankss
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