This week we were asked to continue our story with a 6 word memoir. So, here's one of mine! It is what I have to remind myself everyday to do with life being hurry up and stop.
Hello class mate! :) Don't you just love this challenge? I think I'm going to do it periodically throughout the year...I see so many possibilities. And I'm with you...one day at a time. Hard to do sometimes, but well worth the effort.
i was so exited to see someone on my blog, Just a new experience to me. I made my blog just a few days ago related to Beyond Layers this is a perfect 6 words . I will follow you
A recipe for life - and one I need to hear. Thanks for the encouragement. I visited your other blog/website, too. I am a breast cancer survivor and enjoyed your lively discussion on the recent decision by the Komen foundation. So sorry for the loss of your friend . . . thank goodness for the creative life as an antidote to the struggles of this life.
Love your 6 word memoir I'm embarking on the 52 layers with Kim as well.
ReplyDeleteHello class mate! :) Don't you just love this challenge? I think I'm going to do it periodically throughout the year...I see so many possibilities. And I'm with you...one day at a time. Hard to do sometimes, but well worth the effort.
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yes, six very powerful words!
ReplyDeleteThose are words I try to live by. Life is just way too short not to. This class is going to be wonderful. Glad to meet you.
ReplyDeleteI love your image and texture work . . . perfect six words to live by. I left a reply about murals on my creative story. Thank you for your comment.
ReplyDeletei was so exited to see someone on my blog, Just a new experience to me. I made my blog just a few days ago related to Beyond Layers
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A recipe for life - and one I need to hear. Thanks for the encouragement. I visited your other blog/website, too. I am a breast cancer survivor and enjoyed your lively discussion on the recent decision by the Komen foundation. So sorry for the loss of your friend . . . thank goodness for the creative life as an antidote to the struggles of this life.
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