Six-Word Memoirs

My favorite page in the AARP magazine (yes, sadly, I do read it), is titled, Six-Word Memoirs. It is a delightful column edited by Larry Smith. The concept is based on an event in which Ernest Hemmingway was asked to tell a story in only 6 words. He wrote, "For sale: baby shoes, never worn."

So, in honor of the new year, I invite you to compose a six-word story. Here is mine:
New Year's resolution: hope on paper

To read more, visit: Six-Word Memoirs