Six Word Memoirs

From the NYT:

Since 2006, Larry Smith has challenged people to describe their lives in six words, his twist on the six-word story attributed to Ernest Hemingway: “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” Over the past several months, he’s asked adults and children around the country to use the form to make sense of this moment in history. Here are a few (read more at https://www.nytimes.com/2020/0…erringSource=articleShare “Not a criminal but running masked.” “Every day’s a bad hair day.” “Sun-kissed lips? Not kissed this year.” “This is what time looks like.” “Dream of: heat, limbs, crowds, concerts.”

Good one. And I like your expanding the boundaries beyond the original covid context.

My submission is covid-inspired:

Every Week Like The One Before.

(This could serve as a decent drinking game for logophiles)

Quote from Mckenna

No!, i checked, but if you have a number , they deliver

That would be an easy one to put into a 6- word line, @Mckenna !