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At the storytelling swap TaleSpinners on Thursday, 10/27/2010, I finished my monthly telling of The Saga of Tiger,story history of Korea.Added by Bobbie Kinkead
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Since June of 2012--> here is a brief: 1) still co-hostess of the monthly Tale Spinners at the Orinda Library in Orinda, CA; 2) at Tale Spinners finished the saga of 'Dragons of China', which I told to the visiting school children in the Chinese Galleries at AAM; 3) told Spooky Tales on College Avenue - 'Spooky…
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Tale Spinners – we keep the oral tradition of storytelling ALIVE!
Storytelling is real, entertaining, FREE, and every forth Thursday of the month.
Bring your treasured stories to the swap, polished, in process, or improvise.
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Orinda Library in the Gallery Room
As always stories of any genre with appropriate adult theme are welcome. Listeners are special! And first time storytellers are encouraged.
Hostesses are Bobbie Kinkead and…
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Somehow I missed being aware of your friend request (made in February) until today! And coincidentally I am in the Bay Area as I write. My oldest son lives in Mountain View; he and his wife had their first child in January - my first grandchild! So my husband and I are here right now visiting our beautiful granddaughter. My other son lives in San Francisco - so I get out here as often as I can, which is never often enough!
I've not availed myself of this website/network yet...perhaps that will change. In any case, nice to make contact with a storyteller in this area that seems to be trying to become my second home-! Good stories, Pam
It's a blessing to work with folks who are so open hearted and skilled.
Glad to hear about publicizing the storyteller as performer in SF.
Harlynne
I would love to tell Ghost Stories in a botanical garden. What was the audience like? (can I come next year?)
Keep telling and keep in touch
Daniel Bishop, the Storyteller
Yes, I saw that you were the pr chair person for the Bay Area Festival this year. And you seemed to be pulling off considerably more press scores than I remember from the past, including the "pink" section of the Chron, which always seems to be difficult to get into. Way to go.
Steven
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