Six Words, One Summer
This practice as a form of journaling has been shown to promote feelings of closure, reduce anxiety and prepare us for the next phase of our lives.
215.804.9487 [email protected]
This practice as a form of journaling has been shown to promote feelings of closure, reduce anxiety and prepare us for the next phase of our lives.
In these new times, with new practices, is even more vital to keep up traditions. Hence, my annual six word stories of the summer.
The point of journaling—the reflection, can be done in as little as just six words. Not only do the same areas of the brain get triggered, but I assert that even more reprocessing of our history occurs when we attempt to work through the puzzle of what we’re trying to memorialize in a shorter span of words than a free-write.
“By all these lovely tokens September days are here, With summer’s best of weather and Autumn’s best of cheer.”...
“Some of the best memories are made in flip flops.” – Kellie Elmore, Writer “Before we know it, summer...
“A revolver holds six bullets, not eight.” –The Shawshank Redemption Over the years this site has become home to a...
“The revolver rules, the revolver is triumphant.” -Walt Whitman I holstered lengthy blogs on my personal life when this website...
“Writing…is like shooting with a rifle; you may hit your reader’s mind, or miss it…” -Oliver Wendell Holmes As...