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What would you call your autobiography?

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Sandwitch Thu 28-Feb-19 16:28:08

I was having coffee earlier with a few friends and one of them asked this, and it really got me thinking.

I think mine would be 'Is it time for lunch yet?' wink

Over to you!

Silverlining47 Fri 01-Mar-19 22:06:32

Love and Doubt

BlueSapphire Fri 01-Mar-19 21:14:16

Mine would be 'Is the sun over the yardarm yet?'
(Late) DH's would have been 'It's always over the yardarm somewhere in the wotld!'

rascal Fri 01-Mar-19 20:21:30

It All Worked Out In The End

Sheilasue Fri 01-Mar-19 19:24:51

What have I done

labazsisslowlygoingmad Fri 01-Mar-19 19:01:39

light at the end of a very dark tunnel

Peardrop50 Fri 01-Mar-19 18:52:48

Opinionated. Moi?

grumppa Fri 01-Mar-19 18:28:24

"Was that really me?"

KatyK Fri 01-Mar-19 17:58:12

Me too Boolya sad

Rutheleanor Fri 01-Mar-19 17:53:21

Dancing with the Grim Reaper

Boolya Fri 01-Mar-19 17:44:42

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow (I have total alopecia!!)

notgoneyet Fri 01-Mar-19 17:30:02

"I'm still here" by Notgoneyet lol

Shesanana Fri 01-Mar-19 17:14:04

A Secret Never To Be Told. It would include my discovery three years ago that I was adopted and my struggle to know who I am.

GreenGran78 Fri 01-Mar-19 15:26:57

Lemongrove. Stealing your title, but changing it to 'Life with no Breaks.'

pollynana Fri 01-Mar-19 15:23:45

I Wish I’d Not.......

Lumarei Fri 01-Mar-19 15:10:41

The grass is always greener ....

Or

Everyone is an island

Wow what fantastic titles I would read everyone of your books

Mapleleaf Fri 01-Mar-19 14:44:58

“A pilly and some groops, please!”
(I couldn’t pronounce pillow or grapes as a toddler)!

Doodle Fri 01-Mar-19 14:31:17

The Idiots Guide of How Not To Do Things ?

sunseeker Fri 01-Mar-19 14:26:14

"Moody with a touch of Psycho" grin

grannyactivist Fri 01-Mar-19 14:23:26

One winter, more than thirty years ago, I was on a very exposed hillside on the east coast of Scotland overlooking Cairnryan and ahead of me on the path was a single barren hawthorn tree. It had been battered by the elements and was spindly and misshapen. It looked as though it was a miracle it had survived at all and I was very moved by the tenacity of nature. When I returned in May the same tree was gloriously full of blossom and again I pondered that not only had the tree survived, but it had become just as fruitful as other trees. I was at a crossroads in my life at the time - I had just become engaged to The Wonderful Man and the tree became a symbol of my new start; although my early experiences had shaped me I would be like the tree and survive and blossom.

So, to answer the question, volume one would be called 'A Hawthorn in December', detailing my early life and volume two, 'A Hawthorn in May'. smile

Anja Fri 01-Mar-19 14:10:30

‘Could do better!’

Willow10 Fri 01-Mar-19 13:34:44

'Why didn't I say no?'

sarahellenwhitney Fri 01-Mar-19 13:08:00

Mine would be hmm ''Now why didn't I think of that?' .
Emphasis on the I

knickas63 Fri 01-Mar-19 13:03:18

Life in the Farce Lane

gillyknits Fri 01-Mar-19 12:55:19

“I knit it my way!”

KatyK Fri 01-Mar-19 12:54:20

Sorry wrong thread. I would definitely not call my autobiography Self Checkout Tills grin