Six Words on 2010: What Happened?
Monday, December 13th, 2010
The Tea Party and the shellacking. Heathcare and the economy. The iPad and ebooks. The BP Gulf disaster and the Chilean miners. Tiger Woods and Lady Gaga. Quite a year. Can you sum it up in six words? That’s the challenge from SMITH and New York Public Radio’s WNYC. Submit your “six on 2010” on WNYC’s blog—we’ll read them all and invite some of you to share your six words (and more) live on The Leonard Lopate Show on Dec. 29.
Post your submission to WNYC by Monday, December 27th, at 3 pm to be considered for the show.
Disasters galore, but it gets better.
Lost Job. Started Volunteering. Gained Life.
Well, at least it’s not 2012
Life, liberty, and pursuit of scandal.
Married. Had twins. Will not repeat.
Purchased the best. New version available.
Couldn’t have made up this stuff.
And we’re still asking, “Where now?”
No wonder Earth’s axis shifted. Literally.
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Four jobs, good wine, many friends
Finally, I love going to work.
Fixing dam with post it notes.
Things imploded; the world fought back.
The world has changed. It’s mind-boggling.
One step. One Choice. Everything Changed.
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Relationship, break-up, moving on, new year.
Break open. Break through. Break out.
Suffer. Seek. Awaken a bit. Repeat.
Pop-Pop. Fizz-Fizz. Another year it ’tis.
Pop-Pop. Fizz-Fizz. Another year it ’tis
Love long or you’ll die trying.
Blow out the candles…. or what?
Who’s afraid of Virginia, the wolf?
The stuff I never knew hurts.
Who can stop this fright reign?
Better to have loved than not.
Drawing lines lower-right to upper-left works.
Share the toys and the joys.
More to life when eyes meet.
Ending broken hearts: fine red wine.
Two out of three ain’t passing.
Working late keeps misery at bay.
Not working makes a longer day.
Detecting duplicates is earning your pay.
I’m checking out; leaving the fray.