Today’s slice is a short one.
Migraine. Screen too bright. Can’t write.

Today’s slice is a short one.
Migraine. Screen too bright. Can’t write.
Six-word memoirs are a fun way to tell a story in a snapshot. These reflect how I’m feeling at the moment.
Work never stops. I need rest.
Mind spinning. Never-ending lists piling up.
What should I focus on next?
Too many projects. Not enough hours.
Can I just hit pause? Please.
Mentally exhausted. Will write more tomorrow.
I’ve always loved six-word memoirs, and the other day I saw a fellow slicer used them to slice about her feelings lately. Here’s my version.
I love reading six word memoirs, so I thought I’d give it a try. 🙂
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