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Noah and Faith at the new Sheets Family Park. I took Jonah with me to Charleston and return with the twins. The rest of the family will be...
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Dear Friends, All of a sudden I realized that this post would be my 1,000th blog post! It is such a milestone for me! I can't begin ...
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Taking a walk down town, one will find our circle of commerce. It really is a small town and the circle includes our courthou... -
Dear Friends, I read with interest Philip Howard's blog of two days past on the new state project of interviewing and collecting stori...
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Thanks for sharing your story. I came late to telling stories, but I love the moments where the audience(for me that means only one or two people) begins to realize the universality of behavior. I talk about family and friends and their eccentricities, only to see the listeners nod with recognition of shared experiences.
If you will permit a brief aside here. My mother is a Howard from Ocracoke. So many interesting characters there.
Keep up the good work.
Bob, where do you live? Yes, interesting about a Howard from Ocracoke. I know them all well!! My favorite line in the interview is that the teller dances with the audience, and we do!!
Thank you Lou Ann, I adored listening to you , watching you , knowing you better...
I could imagine you giving a "Story Telling " class at John Campbell Folkschool , in Murphy North Carolina ... A campus in most beautiful nature and I would not miss it!!
I would like to tell Bible stories, we personally relate to them ... our personal stories are in the Bible characters .
Thank you so much dear friend !
I would be so glad that you accept my invitation , where ever I am ! here in France or in Virginia , when I am there...
Keep well, you are a treasure !
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