LIFE IS SHORT | Autobiography as Haiku
LIFE IS SHORT | Autobiography as Haiku
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| (Rebecca D'Angelo - For The Washington Post) |
Student does not have a car.
Student has no dependents.
Student has not been charged with or convicted of any misdemeanors or felonies.
Student is drug-free.
Student is non-violent.
Student is right-handed.
Student's parents are married.
Student's sexual orientation: heterosexual.
Student attended a high school within the immediate delivery area for Papa John's Pizza.
I may not find that scholarship for graduate school, but I'm closer to a real understanding of who I am. A candidate for the National Right-Handed Carless Orderer-of-Papa-John's Award.
Jessica Tyson Falls Church
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| (Rebecca D'Angelo - For The Washington Post) |
Ruth Garza Manassas
Find a way to give insight into your life in under 100 words. Authors of selected entries will be notified and paid $100. Send text (accompanied by a home phone number) via e-mail (lifeisshort@washpost.com), fax (202-334-5587) or mail (Style, Life Is Short, 1150 15th St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20071).




