Always Have a Story Ready ... You Don't Know When You'll Need
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» Renie_Burghardt - Have A Story Ready!
Hi Chris, I was on jury duty a year ago, and wish you had been there! We sure didn't have a story teller among us, and were bored! Hehe. Great ideas for story tellers to be always prepared. I enjoyed the article, as usual. Thank you. Hope you're doing great, Chris!-- posted by Renie_Burghardt
» Renie_Burghardt - Have A Story Ready!
Hi Chris, I was on jury duty a year ago, and wish you had been there! We sure didn't have a story teller among us, and were bored! Hehe. Great ideas for story tellers to be always prepared. I enjoyed the article, as usual. Thank you. Hope you're doing great, Chris!-- posted by Renie_Burghardt
» ckingkeys - Re: Have A Story Ready!
In response to message posted by Renie_Burghardt:Renie,
It was really a wonderful experience (being on jury duty). We were not bored (it was a Capital case - double murder). I was so impressed with the Judge, lawyers, bailiff and other jurors. I have been great (so busy, I can barely keep up).
Chris
-- posted by ckingkeys
» lupita - Storytelling
Hi, thanks for the site!My Grandmother was a wonderful storyteller. I remember her fabulous stories about the Mexican Revolution that she used to act for us children after supper. I took up after her. I wrote my real life stories about my experiences as a child being raised by a Grandmother and storytold the world about my Nana. I love telling and conveying the emotion I felt at a certain moment, space and time. Lupita htpp://www.scentsfromthesoul.com
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