Madness with a jolt of irony.
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six word story no. 177
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six word story no. 176
In reality, bats ran the belfry.
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six word story no. 175
The electeds sent messengers ahead with cake.
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six word story no. 171
She owned DeMille at a glance.
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six word story no. 129
She maintained a policy of peace.
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Six Word Story No. 103
He knew the chemistry of ardor.
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Six Word Story No. 72
Writing was harder than it looked.
god in the details
Sometimes we encounter a blog so fine, so redolent of life and longing and the sweetness of being present, we must share. This time, we’re sharing a blog written by physicians, simply processing the astonishing, unknowable experiences they have as healers and humans. There is so much heart here, so much naked truth, one must wonder and be altered in the reading.
click here: The Nocturnists
You’re welcome.
Six Word Story No. 50
He was a young Marine in Danang.
6th July 1970: Two American marines carrying a young Vietnamese refugee in a basket during the evacuation of a village near Da Nang. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)
We’re honoring those we’ve loved and those who’ve served this week leading up to Memorial Day. Share the love and comment with your own six word story.
Six Word Story No. 44
The trail was perfumed with lupin.
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