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Shola
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Aug 12, 2011 07:34AM
What book title best describe your life?
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Good and fun question. I will have to think on this and get back to you. What one is yours?
Different title for different aspect of my life, Right now am "waiting to exhale"
Since the book I wrote is my true story, "Sentenced to Life" describes a part of my life.
"Don't waste your pain" another book title that describe my life.
All the "Little house books fit in one way or another. Just visited the museum a month ago her in MO.
Never heard of that one Dana, but that fits me as a title also.the stress side. lol
"Rolling from Breakdown to Blessing," for this part of our lives, with the breakdowns literal (because we live in our truck) and spiritual/emotional (when I can't figure out how to make a stupid blog, or a 30+ year friend "unfriends" me, for real). But more blessings than breakdowns, on the whole. :-)
I like that one Mary. Is that one of your books? Love the title.
No, Karen, that's my "real life" life title. I have a lot of trouble writing real stuff about myself. I am almost a newbie at writing nonfiction in the first place, and my life is not something I imagine as being interesting or a profitable study to anyone. I can write topical essays or Bible study material like we have in the blog. It does sound like a good book title, doesn't it. Wish I had a book to go with it. :-)
Well at least you are writing. I hate writing about myself also. That is why a job interview horrifies me. Tell me about yourself? Ugh shivers. It does sound like a good book title.
Topical articles and Bible studies I hear you.
Have a good one finally: "Putting another To Do on my List of Never Time Enough to Get it all done,"
Karen wrote: "Have a good one finally: "Putting another To Do on my List of Never Time Enough to Get it all done,""That is a great one! We can all relate, I am sure.
:) My mom had a sign on her kitchen that said," The hurrier I go the behinder I get." Never understood when I was a kid, but I sure do now.
