LIGHTER SIDE: Your Life In Six Words

Here’s a fun exercise. Could you sum up your life in six words? On line magazine, “Smith”, compiled a few famous quotes to get you started. For example:
Author Elizabeth Gilbert said, “Me see world, me write stories.”
Chef Mario Batall, “Brought it to a boil often.”
Author Emily Hambridge, “Wanted to write but feared failure.”
Others:, “Became my mother. Shoot me.”
“It’s pretty high. You go first.”
“It was embarrassing, so don’t ask.”
“Wasn’t born a redhead. Fixed that.”
“One tooth, one cavity, Life’s cruel.”
“Made a mess, cleaned it up.”
“Put whole self in, shook about.”
“My second grade teacher was right.”
“Secret of life. Marry an Italian.”
“Little bit Lucy, tempered by Ethel.”
“Experienced a lot. Regretted very little.”
“Climb every mountain. Ford every stream.”
Think about it. What would yours be? It’s a fun thing to do with friends and family.