Calling All Genea-Musings Fans:
It's Saturday Night again -
Time for some more Genealogy Fun!!
Our assignment from Randy
Seaver of Genea-Musings, is to:
1) Larry Smith invented six-word memoirs (see https://www.sixwordmemoirs.com/).
2) How do you want to be remembered? What is most important to you? What six-word memoirs would you write?
3) Write at least one on any subject, and the sky is no limit.
Here's mine:
A part of me didn’t want to do this. It sounded too much
like writing poetry, and I don’t like poetry. But then I thought, what the
heck, I’ll give it a try.
Baseball, tennis, soccer: sports I love.
Train watching, train riding, utter joy.
Bird watching, binoculars in hand. Lookout!
Wildflowers on hikes, pictures to make.
Researching is fun, writing is hard.
Teaching genealogy brings knowledge to all.
I guess those aren’t too bad. I couldn’t figure out how to express my love, joy, and pride about my daughters, sisters, and hubby. I asked ChatGPT, and here are the best ones it came up with:
Proud mother, grateful heart, endless love.
My daughters are my brightest victories.
Sisterhood woven tightly, love never loosens.
His steadiness, my joy, our journey.
Heart full; life overflowing with blessings.
Not bad. Next time I’m forced to write poetry, I know who to help me.
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