What would your autobiography be called?

[Eve]

And what would the first and last lines be?

[ummmm]

The rise and fall of ummmm

[zimzam]

vidi vici veni

[spurslady]

I entered this world kicking and screaming, and I plan on going out in the same way.

Stop the world I would like to get off now.

[-Zorro-]

"The Legend of Zorro"

[whiffey]

Mirrored Twits.

Begins: There was no possibility of taking a walk that day.

Ends: Right, fine, who shall I be next ?

[Roughquest]

Title: 'Sapphires & Sooitaire'

Chapter 1, First para: Who was it said we can choose our friends but we can't choose our family, and did they also utter with the same breath 'that which does not kill us makes us stronger?", those two statements certainly go together.

[Roughquest]

"Sapphires & Solitaire"

I thank you......darn laptop.

[Roughquest]

oh oh, sorry,

Last line would be : I believe in Karma, something I never thought I would hear myself say.

[-Zorro-]

youve had a few rewrites there RQ.

[Roughquest]

Uh huh Zorro, lots of screwed up paper on the floor at my feet here, lol......writer's cramp springs to mind....just ran out of ink for my nib.......back in a flush.

[Carakeel]

"Against all odds"

Who was it said "Always focus on the positive in every day and you will never lose your smile" ? - Ah yes my father, a gentle giant of a man man who showered us with such love and filled our lives with extraordinary places and fascinating people. His advice rang in my ears even in the darkest of moments and it is this that taught me never to lose hope.


Last line

- And he was right!

[China Doll]

'Calligraphy of chaos inside the contrary, quiet mind of a sociable female.'

First Line.

'I figured it wasn't going to be plain sailing when on entering the world it was percieved as a mistake (and something of an annoyance to my mother,) to put my foot out first... I mean, who rushes head first in to anything? Let alone your first introduction to the world?... But I digress, something I will be doing throughout this story.'

Last Line.

'I promise, I'll tell you the meaning of it all in the morning.'