There are so many facets to each of us that I could sit and write six word memoirs for some time I think. However, I'm going to go with the first path my mind took me for this post.
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| photo by sister-in-law, Janine Bocciardi, one of my fave people to laugh with! |
Just a few more words (lol!)
I remember giggling til I would pee in my pants.
I can still hear that giggle in my head.
It was a beautiful, wild and carefree sound: pure and free of shame or judgment.
That giggle stopped in my teenage years.
I've mourned its loss.
After acceptance and forgiveness, today I laugh with a fresh joy.
12 comments:
I love it, and your pic! Just seeing you smile makes me smile!!
I shared mine on her post this morning, and will be sharing it later on my blog. For my first one (yes, I'm sure there are many) I just wrote the first thing that came to mind!!
Love this post. There's nothing better than giggling and truly feeling care free. :)
wow... that's even tougher than writing a 25 word pitch to a book agent! lol
Wasn't this a fun challenge? REally makes you think. And I"m glad YOU thought of "giggles". Fantastic!
Kathy
this is beautiful and sentimental and must have been daunting to boil it down to 6 words. what a happy photo!
Love this Janet! And you know, I didn't realize I wasn't following your blog until now! OOps:)
I saw the six word memoir, too. I think it is a great idea and yours is so fun!
Great photo Janet, something to treasure and a fun exercise. Might give it a go later. Cheers
What a wonderful, joyful photo! And I love your words. I wonder what my six word memoir would be... I'll have to think on that and maybe post it to my blog. And giggling... there's nothing quite like it. :)
Gosh...you've really got my brain going now!
Love your 6 words...and the explaination below :) Glad you got your laugh back!
fun post! 6 words is very tough.
Beautiful words. I really appreciate those your post. Your post is indeed very motivating and inspiring. Thanks!
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