Tell Us: What’s Your Bad Day Headline?
May 9 2012 in Denise's Blog, Six-Word Stories, Tell Us by Denise
Sometimes, the only cure for the smell of a bad day are fresh flowers.
Dana’s post yesterday (“Sometimes It’s Still Hard“) got me thinking about bad days. When I have a bad day, I also have a headline that screams the day’s bottom line. Like, I was so mad my hair stood on end. Or, I just lost it, I just lost it.
So, let’s share our bad day’s headlines. And, for fun, let’s do it in six words. A bad day headline could be:
- And Then the Projectile Vomiting Started
- Even the Dog Hid Behind Covers
- I Ate Breakfast at 8 p.m.
- Wheelchair Lands in Lake; Daughter Charged
Please share your six-word headline in our comments section, below. We’ll choose a random award a winner a copy of Take Comfort, the CD set.
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Chris said on May 9, 2012
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G-J said on May 9, 2012
Mom goes insane! Screams at family for dropping cookies!
carlaschuchman said on May 9, 2012
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kristin said on May 9, 2012
Caregiver needs triple bypass! No eldersitters!
Old Billy said on May 10, 2012
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Trish said on May 10, 2012
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Peggie Walsh said on May 10, 2012
My Bad Day Headline:
“Are you sure about the DNR?”
Denise said on May 10, 2012
Oh, Peggy, that’s a bad day. UGH!
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BreeAnna said on July 2, 2012
It is all My fault ALWAYS.
I wonder where the time went
Throwing out half the house, problem solved
Tomorrow, dropping off at senior care