If you were writing your autobiography, what would be the title?

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What would you give as a title to your autobiography or memoirs, pretend you're going to publish it. Feel free to tell us why.
 

"Down the Up Staircase"

After finishing my education I started up the traditional ladder to success (the up staircase) but half way up I turned around and started down.
 

On the subject of memoirs, there has been quite a bit of critical acclaim about Candice Bergen's memoir "A Fine Romance". Most of you will remember Candice in her sitcom role as Murphy Brown a sophisticated, articulate and often an irreverent character. Her life in the world of entertainment is legendary and she is the daughter of the famous ventriloquist Edgar Bergen who I loved as a child. Looks like a good read.

http://ri.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=A86...ry01.htm/RK=0/RS=8Wjr65wTPypjV4jjdaF17CVpU5o-
 
I Lived to Tell About It.

My mother was a recovering alcoholic and said if she ever wrote her autobiography she'd call it Ten Nights on a Barroom Floor.
 
My memoir would be called 'Who Was She?' and I'd call it that because unlike my online presence, in real life I tend to make an effort to 'disappear into the background' and simply observe.
 
My memoir would be called 'Who Was She?' and I'd call it that because unlike my online presence, in real life I tend to make an effort to 'disappear into the background' and simply observe.

I wonder how many of us are like that, Debby? IRL I usually wear clothes/colors that won't attract attention so nobody will notice me! If I'm, say, choosing a greeting card and start laughing at one that's funny, I'll look around to see if anybody else is there. If there is, I apologize! And I avoid parties or other gatherings. If I MUST be among a lot of people, I'll sort of "shrink" myself into a corner. Hate, absolutely HATE, having to meet a bunch of people all at once.

IRL, though, I can deal one-on-one quite well.

I don't think I was always like this. Maybe it has to do with aging? Who knows...
 
My memoir would be called 'Who Was She?' and I'd call it that because unlike my online presence, in real life I tend to make an effort to 'disappear into the background' and simply observe.

To what do you ascribe this double identity between the online Debby and the real world Debby? I experience much the same bifurcation and in my case I offer the excuse that I'm very introverted.
 


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