Woke up much too early, again.
Read, read an abundance of Slices.
Early morning commute is not bad.
Joy exists in hubbub of classroom.
Collegiality plus cooperation equals strong team.
Treating self to take-out lunch is nourishing.
Cat pukes on carpet, oh joy.
Pilates aligns and invigorates body. Feels good!
Reading in bed closes the day.
Eyes heavy.Words waver. Good night.
Wordsmithing 
I find six word slices so hard to write. I am impressed with your collection. I love the way you have chronicled your day with them.
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Thank you for your kind words ❤️
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I also find it challenging it to write, bravo! ♥️♥️
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Thank you !
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Lovely, I also find it challenging to write that format. So impressive.
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Thank you, Bayan.
The tricky part is proving the essence of salient facts in few word. It is gratifying when it comes together.
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This is brilliant. Succinct yet paints a vivid picture of your day. One on my list to try- thank you or sharing.
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Thanks for visiting and commenting. I look forward to reading your future 6 word memoirs.
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I’ve never tried this but I love your “six word day” and will definitely be attempting this structure. My favorite…your last line.
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Thanks, Rita.
I love ending the day with a book. I read on dark mode with my iPad then nod off to sleep.
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Ah, the joys of finding cat puke in random places. It’s always a nice surprise, right?? 😒
I have a hard time reading at night because it makes me sleepy and those words are always wavering.
How is your head feeling?
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It is wobbly – the past two weeks I have done work hardening by going into a friend’s classroom for some mornings. The visual stimuli on the wall coupled with the stereophonic sounds of a school make my brain’s neurons unhappy. Not sure when I’ll be able to return to my classroom. . . Sigh.
Thanks for asking and checking in.
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Aw, I hope you’re better soon.
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Thanks : )
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I love this idea. I’ve done 6 word memoirs in workshops and with students, but never a collection of them. So cool. I shall try it out one day. You cover a whole lot of topics in a small space. Well done.
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Thank you!
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This six-word progression of your day is so fun! I’m going to try it with my teen writers tomorrow, ask them to document a day in their life in a similar fashion. Totally agree with “Reading in bed closes the day.”
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How did it work out with your teen writers?
Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
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I think 6 word memoirs are amazing…but I have a hard time writing. Pretty nice job! 🙂
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Thank you! I just dump out the words and then sift through to get to the salient bits.
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I know the feeling in that last line. What a great idea to encapsulate your day!
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