Congrats…you’re dying today. You have one word for people to remember you by.
That’s it. One word.
What would it be?
It can be anything.
When people think of you in the next days, months, years what would you like them to think? Say?
I want to be remembered as genuine.
I know it sounds corny, but I want people to [...]
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One word
May 5th, 2009
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New Years Goal #1: Build a crew
December 8th, 2008
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Yeah, I’m totally skipping ahead to new year’s goals already…but its December, so its time to get on that. If you think its too soon, you’re not watching the calendar. haha
Here’s what I want, optimally, around me for the coming new year…I want a crew.
I want a crew of good, Godly men, around my age. [...]
the six word memoir
October 29th, 2008
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Memoir by definition is the account of something noteworthy, narrative composed of personal experience, autobiography.
I was reading Stephen Christian’s blog (Anberlin’s lead singer) this morning and he discussed the six word memoir.
From The Modesty Writer’s Guild:
Nobody cared, then they did. Why?
- Chuck Klosterman
70 years, few tears, hairy ears.
- Bill Querengesser
“For Sale: baby shoes, never [...]
