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Stories told in just six words.
Brevity is a virtue.
This is a collection of short short stories consisting of just six words. It was inspired by Ernest Hemingway’s famous challenge.
Six Word Stories will include stories by famous people, reader submissions, myself, and the Internet at large.
Nataly says, “Nataly Dawn started off in L.A., moved to France at the age of ten, spent a few years in Belgium and then scurried on back to California to persue an “education” in “art” and “French Literature.”
She makes music as often as possible, to keep herself sane and happy. She dabbles around with piano, guitar and bass (her favorite instrument), but does not consider herself an expert at any of them. Mostly she enjoys singing and inventing odd harmonies.
Recently she has gotten into the youtube music movement thanks to her boyfriend, jack conte (myspace.com/jackconte, youtube.com/jackcontemusic), and together they have started a collaboration called pomplamoose (myspace.com/pomplamoosemusic, youtube.com/pomplamoosemusic). nataly is still in denial about wanting to be a full-time musician, but deep down inside she knows that there is nothing that makes her happier than making art and sharing it with lovely listeners such as yourself. ” Link
David Hubert says, “I really wanted to make a video of London while I was there earlier this year but I didn’t had any camcorder, so I took pictures instead. In fact I took more then 3000 pictures and put them all together in less then 2 minutes. I mixed it with the track ”Harder, better, faster, stronger” from Daft Punk live record ”Alive 2007” Pump up the volume and enjoy. “. Link
MagicChildhood.com offers a quick but easy tutorial on how you can make your own watercolor paints at home. By using ordinary household items such as corn syrup and baking soda, you too can be up and painting with watercolors in no time! Link
My path through life has been adventurous, exciting, and dream-like. My experience of settling into America in search of better opportunities has been both challenging and inspiring. I use the human face as a vehicle to paint human experiences – worry and wonder, sadness and pleasure – which reflect the emotional stage directly tied to my immigration experiences. Link
