It's All About Masks & Mirrors: A Six-Word-Memoir Diary

A six-word memoir is a tiny story that can be observation, memory, confession, wordplay, a joke, a maxim, a reflection on current events or a special occasion, or any combination of these. They can be absolutely true or wildly fanciful. What happens when a writer keeps a diary by penning a six-word memoir every day for a year? Well, something like this. Smoked 292,753 cigarettes before I quit. Began to think Facebook was Life. Square box, round pizza, triangular slices. Beauty secret: good bones, Poor eyesight. Tried to be good. Didn't take. Wild woman makes an occasional appearance. People I love died without permission. Back in Brooklyn, girls were tough.