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Teresa Clark commented on Kim Weitkamp's event Join Bil, Andy, and Kim for three days!!"Man oh man! I would love to be at this one!!!
Alas, not this year, but I'm sure it will ROCK."
Kim Weitkamp left a comment for Michael Wright"Looking forward to coming back again. Great festival. How are things going as far as the location? Hope that is all working out. What a great problem to have...no more space!"
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Join Bil, Andy, and Kim for three days!! at Jonesborough, TN - Quiet Meadows B&B
May 21, 2010 at 2pm to May 23, 2010 at 7pm
We Are At It AGAIN!Join Andy, Bil and Kim for one serious weekend of story training! (That's 3 tellers, 3 days, 3x the fun and learning!)Andy, Bil and Kim invite you to join them for three days of intense training, personal coaching, and story building in the heart of Jonesborough, TN. Your price includes accommodations at AmericAnn, all workshop activities at Quiet Meadows, all food, all materials and more.Below are some of the listed break out sessions and group trainings. There will also be…See More
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Kim Weitkamp's Blog
My last day...my first day.
Yesterday was my last day at the job.
Today is my first day as a full time professional storyteller. Whatever that means.
I can't believe it took me until I was 42 to finally do what I was born to do. Now don't misunderstand me. I have been telling stories since the day I could talk. My mother was always saying, "Kimmy, that's not quite the way it happened." And yet the family would make me tell the story over and over.
When my mom and dad had dinner… Continue
Today is my first day as a full time professional storyteller. Whatever that means.
I can't believe it took me until I was 42 to finally do what I was born to do. Now don't misunderstand me. I have been telling stories since the day I could talk. My mother was always saying, "Kimmy, that's not quite the way it happened." And yet the family would make me tell the story over and over.
When my mom and dad had dinner… Continue
Posted on July 4, 2008 at 8:30am — 3 Comments
Help...I'm going to jump.
So how do you know? At what point does the line become clear between here and over there?
I am tired. I work 50 hours Monday through Thursday at a desk and then hit the road on Thursday afternoon.Travel, tell, and travel back. Sunday night I stumble through the door and at 6am the alarm goes off. Back to the grind.
My job is great...but the time has come. I can feel it.I have some friends who tell full time who are urging me to make the jump, but they are in way different… Continue
I am tired. I work 50 hours Monday through Thursday at a desk and then hit the road on Thursday afternoon.Travel, tell, and travel back. Sunday night I stumble through the door and at 6am the alarm goes off. Back to the grind.
My job is great...but the time has come. I can feel it.I have some friends who tell full time who are urging me to make the jump, but they are in way different… Continue
Posted on April 22, 2008 at 8:19pm — 13 Comments
Comment Wall (47 comments)
- At 2:39pm on October 12, 2009,
Sylvia Payne said… - Hi Kim, I'm glad to know that you will be returning to the stage again in Laurinburg next April for their storytelling festival - Festival of Carolina. I hope your storytelling travels are going well and I'll look forward to seeing you next April.
Take care, Sylvia Payne
- At 7:05pm on January 28, 2009,
Joyce Slater said… - Hi Kim, I just wanted to connect with you before the Cape Girardeau festival. We are both regional storytellers. I'm looking forward to meeting you this year.
I am from Kansas City, MO, but have been to Tennessee many times for the National Festival.
Talk to you soon, I hope. Joyce Slater
- At 3:42pm on January 15, 2009,
K. Sean Buvala said… - Woo hoo! Looks like you just made a CDBaby sale of a copy of your CD from one of the sidebar links at Storyteller.net. Good on You! Wishing you many more sales.
- At 10:55am on November 28, 2008,
Anthony Burcher said… - Hey Kim, Hope you had a good Turkey day. I managed not to eat too much. (good Christian lying right there) Anyway, would you kindly check my new blog here. Many, many thanks, Anthony
- At 1:09pm on October 15, 2008, Teresa Clark said…
- Aw...the million dollar question...what am I doing - a lot actually - and yet not enough - but let's move this conversation to email. My computer is going nuts and making Pro Storyteller do odd things. e me at teresaclarktells@hotmail.com with your email addy and I'd love to continue this!
- At 11:08am on October 14, 2008, Teresa Clark said…
- Hey you! It was great to finally truly connect with you in J'boro! Here's to the next time we get to swap stories and explore cemeteries :-)
- At 10:20am on September 30, 2008, Teresa Clark said…
- Hey Kim,
I hear you're coming to Idaho in Feb! So cool, we'll definitely have time to connect one way or the other. I'll look for you on the streets of J'boro this week.
Teresa
- At 11:43am on September 23, 2008, Anthony Burcher said…
- Kim, pleasure to see you this weekend, and yes I did my parental duty and brought my teenage son to embarrass him, however he killed me when he turned to me after your story and whispered, "Dad, what's a dead 'sea-squirrel'? Thought I should share. My best, Anthony B. p.s. next time you are at the beach, watch out for those sea-squirrels.
- At 10:25am on September 16, 2008,
Bill Harley said… - Hey Kim,
I was talking about open tunings either open D or open G where just strumming the guitar gives you a chord, and you sound cool without even trying. Free lesson next time I see you!
Bill
- At 11:40am on September 13, 2008,
Leslie (Les) Schaffer said… - Hey Kim!
Our house seems so quiet and empty since you left this AM. Hope the car is rolling steadily and safely. What a full time during your visit. These were days lived well, very well. See you next week in Williamsburg. I'll be the guy in periwig, knee breeches and cod-piece,. Can I say that on this space? Maybe not. Later.
Les
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