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June Davidson left a comment for Christi U."How fortunate to stumble upon Chrisit U, I became a fan in less than five minutes. :)"
Sunni Cooper left a comment for June Davidson"Yes, I thought so. I saw that one myself years ago in the window of a book story. I thought I had found it but, it wasn't close. thanks for a response though."
June Davidson left a comment for Sunni Cooper"It is a Scandinavian tale titled "East of The Sun and West of the Moon""
Sunni Cooper left a comment for June Davidson"Hi June-do you remember the title of the story? I wish I could find the one my grandpa told me, I'm beginning to think that it has never been put in print. Possibably just a family story passed down through generations."
June Davidson left a comment for Sunni Cooper"Yes, I've read a story very similar, but this one does not have a man with a glass eye. The main charature is in search of the land east of the sun and west of the moon
You can find me on facebook as June Davis Davidson"
June Davidson left a comment for Ana H. Clark"Congratulations, I like the title of your fairy tale. I'll visit your website."
June Davidson posted a blog post2009-2010 School Year
This past school year has led to many invitations as storyteller, I look forward to next year!I have several grandchildren (ten) so I often have a ready made audience to critique my telling, how cool is that?I am thrilled to have dates set for next school term, I plan on increasing my reportoir of historical stories to teach in an entertaining way. I enjoy writing my own stories for those, but I also love telling a variety of tellable tales.See More
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2009-2010 School Year
This past school year has led to many invitations as storyteller, I look forward to next year!
I have several grandchildren (ten) so I often have a ready made audience to critique my telling, how cool is that?
I am thrilled to have dates set for next school term, I plan on increasing my reportoir of historical stories to teach in an entertaining way. I enjoy writing my own stories for those, but I also love telling a variety of tellable tales.
Posted on April 22, 2010 at 5:13pm
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 10:36am on June 7, 2010,
Christi U. said… - Oh you are too sweet. What kind of work do you do?
- At 8:45pm on April 22, 2010, Sunni Cooper said…
- Yes, I thought so. I saw that one myself years ago in the window of a book story. I thought I had found it but, it wasn't close. thanks for a response though.
- At 8:23pm on April 22, 2010, Sunni Cooper said…
- Hi June-do you remember the title of the story? I wish I could find the one my grandpa told me, I'm beginning to think that it has never been put in print. Possibably just a family story passed down through generations.
- At 7:47am on January 27, 2010,
Brenda Pritchett said… - Welcome! I think we are applying what we learned at the Jackson workshop. Don't you agree?
Brenda
- At 8:44pm on January 26, 2010,
Rebecca L. Buscemi said… - Welcome to Professional Storyteller, the social networking site for storytellers around the world. We hope you participate by adding friends, joining forum discussions, blogging, adding storytelling-related photos, and joining groups. Share a story… change the world!
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