El escritor norteamericano Ernest Hemingway apostó 10 dólares a que sería capaz de escribir una historia en sólo seis palabras. Ganó la apuesta. Su historia fue la siguiente: “For Sale: baby shoes, never worn.”
Una revista americana aprovechó esta anécdota para animar a sus lectores a escribir, en seis palabras, las historias de sus vidas. Recibieron miles de ellas entre las que hicieron una selección para publicar en un libro: Not Quite What I Was Planning
También nosotros hemos utilizado esta idea en clase con un resultado realmente notable. A continuación compartimos las historias (en seis palabras y en inglés) de alumnos y alumnas de 2ºA y 2ºC de Bachillerato y de 1ºBachillerato Internacional. Esperamos que os gusten, os animamos a votar vuestra favorita y a enviarnos la historia de vuestra vida en seis palabras a través de comentarios.
- A perfect graveyard of buried hopes.
- Currently running on friends and caffeine.
- Trust yourself and enjoy the game.
- Wish to be in another place.
- Music can help, lyrics can hurt.
- Shouldn’t have grown up so fast.
- To win you have to fight.
- Whatever happens, it will be OK.
- Life is all effort and perseverance.
- All my dreams will come true.
- I go with my own flow.
- Life teaches us lessons, learn them.
- It was an undeserved true love.
- Learning to laugh and also cry.
- Without self-esteem but with much ego.
- Turn off your mind and live.
- You only have yourself in life.
- Learning to learn by making mistakes.
- I should not have said that.
- Whatever you do, do it right.
- Life is a gamble, enjoy it.
- Come back when you are happy.
- Be happy, no matter what happens.
- Currently depending on what I like.
- Fighting today, to be happier tomorrow.
- We’ll meet again, don’t know where.
- I would love to go back.
- Worry about yourself, not about them.
- Any possibility to hug you again?
- Hope to stay always with you.
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