Describe Your Life In Six Words

If you can make a statement in six words that described your life, what would it be? For instance...

I have lost and I have loved.

 

i dont like this thread because your example has 7 words.

 

I was born. Then I died.

 

How about: "Too many dogs. What of it?"

 

I could only think: Herp Derp

It works for everyone.
Everyone.

 

If contractions are allowed:
It's alright I suppose. Can't complain.

If not:
Could be better, could be worse.


Also, ShadowReeves is right.


Some attempt at humour:
"Fine, the meaning of life is-"
"She sells she shells- oh damn!"
"It is better to have loved"
"Good working, good cooking, good f___ing"

 

Already fifty. Not enough time left!

 

@ Shadow Reeves, ooops, lol.

Thank you for the edit kind Sir

@ Smythe, any six words will do...besides profanity

And I like your second one. Seems to say more.


Love to dream, fear to fly.

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@ Quezacotl, how many dogs do you have???

 

Just one, a black labradoodle.

Collectively, my family owns about six or seven.
Why do you ask?

 

This wasn't how I planned it.

 

I’m a character, so they say.

 

How did it come to this?

 

I will die...Just not today.

 

@ Quezacotl, wow, I meant to ask topeka sal. Don't mind me. Evidently I must be drunk posting today.

@ another wasted day, nice one, lol. sounds like me.

@ Naiyn, hope everything turns out for the better. Sounds like something did not.

 

I am insane, but that's okay.

 

Who knows? It is a mystery.

 

Hee hee!

Truth? None at the moment. But many in my life (the most was three at once, which doesn't sound like much but they were all huge and I lived in a tiny place. It was all dog, all the time! I could have knitted five more dogs with all the shedding fur!).

But I was also using "too many dogs" as emblematic of excess, eccentricity, clutter, and love (among many other things no doubt). It was a kind of metaphor for my life.

 

Too many Mondays, not enough Fridays.

 

^ I like that.

 

I would do it all, again.

 

being useful is all that matters

 

Don't take things so seriously.

 

Particularly as she wrote so much about Turkey and loved it there, I guess I'm with Lady Mary Wortley Montagu's last words:
"It has all been very interesting."

 

My life in six words, hmmm... I don't know why I'm here.

 

So much that hasn't been done.

I really can't think of a better way to say it now.