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- About Me:
- Patti creates a magical program for all ages, enjoying the enthusiasm of rollicking fun stories and songs with plenty of participation. From funny to serious, inspirational to instructional, Patti brings her heart and her whole self to sharing stories.
She works in many different venues, including festivals, bookstores, museums, libraries, religious groups, scouting programs, senior centers, as well as other school and social service settings. Patti also is a favorite at birthday and holiday parties and as a keynote speaker at conferences and celebrations.
Patti brings a rich background of 17 years working with children with children and adults. Based out of San Diego, California, Patti travels and shares her stories wherever the Muse takes her.
Costumes, wigs, surprising props, and actors from the audience leave everyone as
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Article in the newspaper
I got a call from a wonderful reporter who wanted to do an article for a local newspaper in a column on interesting jobs that people have. She found my website and thought "storytelling is a GREAT job that lots of people would want to know about." A number of emails, voicemails… Continue
Posted on April 12, 2008 at 11:30am — 12 Comments
I always wanted to be a drummer....
When I was in fifth grade, it was the time when you could sign up to be part of the band. I went to the meeting all prepared to say "I want to be a drummer." However, when Mr. Stetz, the band teacher got out the instruments and introduced what our choices were, he didn't mention drums… Continue
Posted on March 30, 2008 at 10:08am — 4 Comments
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- At 3:55pm on December 10, 2009,
Donna Marie Todd said…
- I obviously haven't been a good girl and checked this site very often! Sorry about the delay in my response!
- At 12:45am on March 5, 2009,
Helewise/Karen Standal said…
- Drumming...oh yes, drumming...a voyage of notes, heartbeats and another world of shamans and smiles from different walks of folk. I have storytold with the drums, around a bonfire in the fall with the crispness of the night touching everytime I stepped from the warmth of the fire. It is a very special feeling to match words, heartbeat and story.
- At 2:44pm on October 10, 2008,
Bobbie Kinkead said… - Great going Patti, will be fun being your friend and sharing ideas
- At 10:41am on September 22, 2008,
Marjorie Shaefer - a.k.a. - Mother Goose said… - Hi Patti,
When I was in fifth grade, I was given a violin to play which would not stay tuned. I struggled with it for two years, then gave up. Maybe if I had a drum...
Nice site,
Marjorie
- At 2:28am on September 18, 2008,
susan m guerra said… - hello patti,
i am certain this will be a fruitful exchange. i alredy am inspired by what i read concerning your activites. i am geeting ready to tell a modern traditional norwegisn story this november but really wnat to get through the tradition with my own voice and sense of quirky humor, which is very realted to my Texan roots but must be transformed to my norwegain language. this will be fun! yours in story, susan
- At 7:44pm on September 17, 2008,
Carlos Xavier said… - Patti, I really enjoyed your story about wanting to become a drummer.
My tale: on my own I was able to borrow the one and only flute in my high school. I was a less than keen clarinet student at the time. That flute was a terrible instrument, but enough to plant a seed that would grow and last many years.
This year I re-learned the doumbek (Middle Eastern drum) and played it in a stage version of a novel by an Iranian author. That spurred an interest in playing bongo drums, of all things, which I have taken up with great enthusiasm.
Perhaps, someday our tales will cross, and we can thump a drum or or two together.
Carlos
- At 12:09pm on September 17, 2008,
Debra Olson-Tolar said… - Hi Patti! Nice to hear from you. Hope to cross paths soon.
- At 8:54am on September 17, 2008,
Marilyn A. Hudson said… - I really enjoyed reading your page...
- At 9:51am on July 28, 2008,
David Whiting said… - Howdy Patti,
I look foreward to seeing you again soon, too. Is James all better? I know he's been out of the hospital awhile.
- At 8:39pm on May 22, 2008,
Frank Lanzer said… - Great page! I love the content, arrangement, and colors. So your Dad is still active doing chaplain work; that's fantastic. I just finished a six week biblical storytelling class with 15 students. It was energizing and I enjoyed listening to their stories and learning from them as well. -- Frank
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