100 Word Challenge: Memoir

The urban legend about Ernest Hemingway is like this: Papa challenged to write a six-character story. He wrote ... "Sell: Baby shoes, I never passed."

I do not have evidence that lightning novels were actually written by Hemingway, so I said the city legend. A similar account is even older than his account. This is a good story

At the time, Meme emerged on the Internet, and the athlete challenged to write a six-character memoir. Just like the 100-word assignment, using these restrictions is not easy to say what you need.

Please use "Memoirs" as an inspiration to write 100 words, 100 words. You can use the word - or any form of word - as one of your 100 - or you can give a hint. Add a link to the post here and add your story to the Mister Linky list. If you do not have a blog, you can leave your submission in the comments section or post it as Facebook status. Do not forget to continue to provide endorsement comments to your colleagues.

Use this memo course to help students use exact word selection and eliminate redundancy in sentences. Originally "Washington Post" function "Life is short: inspired by autobiography as a haiku", students wrote a memoir of 100 words. It teaches students "to show themselves" with vivid detail and carefully chosen words. Through Inspired Writing, students use mentor texts as models of their writing. In preliminary composition activities, students record the experience and courses of life. Then we evaluate the examples of students and Washington Post to determine the characteristics and theme of the sentences. Next, they practice with peer feedback to write their own quick drafts, using a concise, revised and teacher model, and to create beautiful memoirs.

Please use "Memoirs" as an inspiration to write 100 words, 100 words. You can use the word - or any form of word - as one of your 100 - or you can give a hint. Add a link to the post here and add your story to the Mister Linky list. If you do not have a blog, you can leave your submission in the comments section or post it as Facebook status. Do not forget to continue to provide endorsement comments to your colleagues.

Just a few days ago, I posted an article about Medium as part of the challenge of releasing 100 Naked Words for 100 days a day (click here if you would like to read). It's very slow, I do not want to write. I am a bit inappropriate about it, but I force myself to write it anyway. When I finished, my spouse said, "What happened? Are you feeling sick now?" I said. "As a writer, I felt very bad when I fell asleep, I found that the work was more praised than any other work I wrote, now my third most popular work I can not believe it.