Winners: Six-Word Resolutions
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009
Rachel and I had a great time talking with Leonard Lopate and winners of SMITH and WNYC’s “Six-Word Resolutions” contest. Listen to a podcast of the show on WNYC.com. These eight inspired micro-resolutionists will receive a copy of our new book, It All Changed in an Instant: More Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous & Obscure.. Thanks to the hundreds of you who submitted nearly 1,000 Six-Word Resolutions. Next contest: Six Words on Life in New York City.
Think like Barack, Do like Michelle.
Sarah S.
Make money. Find love. Keep both.
- Suzy L.
Get my Inbox under 13,000 messages.
- Nancy L.
Sit comfortably while eating out alone.
- Lisa B.
Make nouveau feminism comedy go mainstream.
- Jessica D.
End my twenty month dry spell.
- Sandi H
Copy my kid, not my dad.
- Lori P.
Genuinely ask others “How are you?”
- Kerri W.
To outlive the age of anxiety.
- Arnold S.
death takes live but not memories
all will end when death rises
life situations can ans will resolve
escaping frustration can be difficult sometimes
getting so tired of you, javier!
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