A tumble of Six-Word Memoirs, in words and images (and occasionally dance and song), from SMITH Magazine's Six-Word Memoir project (sixwordmemoirs.com) and elsewhere around the web and around the world. Head to http://sixwordmemoirs.com to submit yours—and you could be published in a future book.
True love: we have matching scars.
He proposed on the Scrabble board.
Fringe festival staycation: peace, art, happiness.
Can’t wait for the discounted chocolates.
(via Six-Word Memoirs on Love & Heartbreak at SMITH Magazine)
Lingerie on. Wearing it for me.
Mouth to mouth couldn’t resuscitate marriage.
(via Six-Word Memoirs on Love & Heartbreak at SMITH Magazine)
it wasn’t love, just summer sun.
— Today’s six-word memoir is from SMITHMag.net member, Hannahmiller 
Earthquakes. Tsunamis. Wars pass. Love lasts.
— Today’s six-word memoir is from SMITHMag.net member, Steve__Anthony 
Loved many women. Have heart disease.
— Today’s six-word memoir is from SMITHMag.net member, Freduccini 
Walking my dog, met my husband.
— Today’s six-word memoir is from SMITHMag.net member, 2dogphish 
