Six Word Memoir: Final Draft

Live life, Laugh loud, No regrets!

This six word memoir describes me; well atleast that's what I think. I basically just go along with the rythum of the life I live. I try to make the best of it that way I won't look back on it the next day. Laughing is one of the things I enjoy doing; no matter how hard the situation is I always try to laugh or smile a little to lighten up my day and the people's around me. I am a really smiley type of person you will always catch me with a smile on my face; that's the way I am. I chose this particular image because I went through a stituation where I had to act the way people wanted me to act, they controlled my actions and my life; I was trapped. I broke free; like what a bird would do when it was released from it's cage. A weight was lifted off my shoulders; I could now laugh and live with no regrets of doing so. This picture tells what many people should consider doing not living a fake dull life. "Everybody is so Fake; I got Real for sale " <---- This is my favorite qoute so far and it's sort of true because some people just let other people control "their actions" and "their life"; like you shouldn't let anybody do that because they mess up your life, later you'll have deep regrets and hidden hate for that person or thoes people. No regrets is the KEY to living!

Six Word Memoirs: Day 3

1. Here is a story of what people should do to love.
2. Don't let it slip, grab it!  Or Love is rare, grab it ASAP!
3. Would put a picture of people holding on to love; trying not to let it slip.

1. Here is a story for all you love birds.
2. My heart beats for you, listen.
3. Would put a picture of a beating heart.

1. Here is a story of what happens with alot of time.
2. So much time, so little said.
3. Would put a picture of a hard distance relationship?

1. Here is a story about me being there for people.
2. sunshine of grey; I'll be there.
3. would put a picture of me and my parents.

1. Here is a story about "living"
2. To live doesn't mean you're alive
3. Would put a picture of living dead? (I really don't know what I'll put.)

1. Here is a story about me solving your deep problem
2. Love lost? Find it; problem solved.
3. Would put a picture of me helping my friend find love?

1. Here is what many people do; TRUST.
2. Lock love, hide trust, bury hate.
3. Would put a picture of locking love, hiding trust, and burrying hate.

1. Here is what many people say; I say to them the secound phrase.
2. Life is complicated; don't sweat it.

3. would put a picture of me telling my friend.

Six Word Memoirs: Day 2

1. Confused much, because I was...
2. Love kills, trust hurts...wait what?!
3. Would add a picture of love killing and trust hurting?

1. Here is a story about memories (it's what you should do...umm NOW!)
2. Memories are sweet. Cherish them bro?
3. Would put a picture of my best memory I have with my family or friends.

1. Here is a story about us...
2. We are noting but children...right?
3. I would put a picture of grown ups acting like kids.

1. Here is a story about life and its wastes.
2. Life's too short, grudges are waste.
3. I would put a picture of people wasting their lives away.

Six Word Memoirs: Day 1

1. Here is a story of what happens to trust.
2. Trust is like paper; it crumbles.
3. I would put a picture of a crumbled paper.

1. Here is a story of what you should do.
2. Don't hold grudges, kill them instead.
3. I would make a drawing of people throwing away worthless things.

1. Story about "friends"
2. Throw and blow your trust away.
3. I would put a picture of someone throwing their bestfriends trust away.

1. Story on what you should do to old memories.
2. Fly, and don't dare look back.
3. I would put a picture of a beautiful bird...flying.

Whale Rider

I thought Whale Rider was a really cute movie; though I felt like crying when Pai's grandfather didn't seem to accept her in any activity. It's really sad and touching because Pai was always trying to show her grandfather that she could be a chief, but he never paid any attention to what she had to say or what she could do; he basically set her aside like an unwanted puppy abandoned in te middle of no where. My favorite part of the movie was when Pai helped the whale to move back into the sea. Her way of gently moving the whale with the touch of her nose agianst the innocent creature's was really cute and touching; at least I thought so. Pai's family didn't value her because she was a girl and couldn't be a chief to keep the generation going. I think her grandfather held a grudge against her for the lost of her brother that unfortunatley died at birth; that's really sad to know that your own grandfather; your blood, didn't want you or like you. Pai decided to put a smile on her grandfather's face and to prove she could do what a boy could do; even though her grandfather tolf her to stay out of guy activities she would try to get a sneak peek on what they were doing. She learned really quickly by watching her grandfather from a distance teaching the boys of the community. Pai's uncle helped her because he wanted to see her keep on the family tradition of being a chief. Pai retreived her grandfathers prised necklace from the bottom of the sea where he had thrown it for a test. Pai showed that girls can also be true leaders not just only boys.

No matter how hard life is; Live Laugh Love!

My life has been very difficult in last 2 years, but it has improved little by little this year. My life hasn't always been this way; I was normally living with out any worries of something happening. I now have become even more protective than ever before with my family. My life changed early 7th grade when I suddenly moved to Mexico for 10 months. I thought that moving away to a place were my parents grew up in would be good in a way, but awful. My mom later managed to send me to a school where her friends daughter currently attended, even though I begged not to go I realized that I needed to study where ever I was. Oftenly I went over to my grandparents house. It was a small farm full of cows and chickens, but there were a couple of dogs and cats that recently came to eat what ever my sister had left over from her afternoon meal. I was usually was inside the room my grandma had prepared for us. I would lay on a bed just to think about everything, review everything back carefully to put pieces back together; pieces I missed. Going to Mexico made me realize how important family and life was; it opened my eyes to see I had to enjoy every moment of my life with paitents no matter what was going on. Live Laugh Love; my motto. I plan to live life with no regrets of any kind, so I am going to live it right!