Since I'm sure everyone is going to be doing it in six hours or so, I figured I'd beat the rush.
Six: too many, or few? Feh.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Six-Word Lives
Aparrently, there's a thing going on about people writing their lives in exactly six words. (Pedigree: Hemingway's famous "For sale: baby shoes. Never worn." via the new book Not Quite What I Was Planning, with a side stop at this PW humor piece.)
Since I'm sure everyone is going to be doing it in six hours or so, I figured I'd beat the rush.
Since I'm sure everyone is going to be doing it in six hours or so, I figured I'd beat the rush.
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