A couple of weeks ago, I posted about a challenge to write six-word stories about law school or the law.  That post inspired many creative six-word stories, which you can read in the comments to that post.  The post and its idea were picked up by other blogs, including the Wall Street Journal law blog, the Wall Street Journal print edition on Monday, September 23, 2013, Above the Law, TaxProf blog, and the ABA Law News Now.

Below are some of the six-word stories submitted by my first-year legal analysis, writing & research students. I hope you’ll add your own in the comments.

New analysis, old logic, law school.

Adam Vanderwerff

Wish I knew contracts like Kingsfield.

Alexa Callahan

This isn’t quite like Legally Blonde.

Alexa Callahan

Helen Palsgraf shouldn’t have stood there.

Kelly Pingel

Student focused. Eckstein prepared. Challenge accepted.

Josh Lurie

Where I became a caffeine junkie.

Brycen Breazeale

Come to our meeting, free food!

Larry Whitley

Law school: life experience, life changing.

Jordan Feest

Yes, overwhelming; yet, so extremely rewarding.

Ian Kalis

Challenging and new; focus, get through.

Kyle Thelen

Shaping legal landscapes from grass clippings.

Molly Madonia

Coffee read read read read coffee.

Rex Hupy

The law is a fickle beast.

Jordana Rostant-Nunes

I’m having 1L of a ride.

Trace Hummel

Law—compromise of mind and heart.

Jessica Jurevis

More you learn. Less you know.

Cassie Van Gompel

Legal education: a complete mental metamorphosis.

Asma Kadri

Who is this magical reasonable person?

John Woodson

School was easy. Then things changed.

Craig Dietrich