Saundra Kelley's Friends

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About Me:: I like to tell Legends of the Wild - stories about wild places and wild things and the people who love them. Family legends, personal narrative and historical interpretation stories pepper my repetoire. I also collect stories about interesting places and peopleand consider myself to be a storycatcher. My story, Worm Grunter's Wisdom, about Fred Lawhorn and gruntin' for earth worms on the St. Marks River in north Florida, is in Between Two Rivers, an environmental anthology.

At 1:03am on November 22, 2008, Mimi Rockwell said…: Hi Saundra, Have you heard about the Saturday Series of workshops that are sponsored by VASA? The first one will be on Sat. Dec. 6 in Abingdon, VA at the Virginia Highlands Community College, 9:30 a.m. Two workshops will be presented, GROW with Kim Weitkamp on marketing and DIG IT with Paul Conco on developing the oral history. Lunch is included in the price of $75 for VASA members and will be followed by coaching, story labs, and story swaps. Contact me for more info if you're interested in coming. Mimi

At 2:14pm on August 21, 2008, Katye Jordan said…: And I am honored to be your friend too! Sounds like you have some great wild stories!

At 9:02am on August 21, 2008, Debbie Weston From said…: Hi Ms. Saundra!
Thank you for your beautiful smile and kind words!
lots of love...

At 10:43am on June 9, 2008, Mike Lockett said…: Good to hear from you! The Christian Storytelling Conference is a small but mighty event. We have folks coming from as far away as Paraguay. Last year, we had attendees from Indonesia! One of the highlights will be John Walsh's workshops on BibleTelling - a new way to tell Bible stories, staying close to the scriptures - yet without memorizing the stories. John teaches visual and physical memory clues to help recall the stories. Lay people are able to learn and tell the stories and LOVE the experience. It is having positive effects in mission fields. Mike Lockett, the goofy guy from Normal, IL who calls himself "The Normal Storyteller"

At 11:13am on June 8, 2008, Saundra Kelley said…: . . . and I am delighted to hear from you, my new friend. Your powerful energy lent itself to me this past week when I needed it most. I appreciate the generosity of spirit that allowed it to happen, whether you knew it or not. Bless you and I look forward to seeing you again, Sister Aries!

At 3:41pm on June 7, 2008, Ilene Evans said…: Great to see you here! I hope you are still singing and laughing from our week with Connie. Thanks for all your support and gentle kindness. Ilene

At 9:59pm on April 28, 2008, StoryMasters • Linda Day & MyLinda Butterworth said…: Hello my friend,
It is so good to see your lovely smile again. I hope when I come back this summer to give you a big hug. I am glad to see that you have joined the family. This is a great place to meet, greet and learn.

StoryHugs,
MyLinda

At 6:37pm on April 28, 2008, Margaret Meyers said…: I sure know what you mean about going through withdrawal after finishing the master's program. First there is exhaustion, then "What do I do next?" And this is a good place to come. If you can still find it, check out what Buck did to develop a postcard with the help of this community!

At 9:04pm on April 26, 2008, Buck P Creacy said…: Hey Saundra

I am so glad you made it here. I hope you learn to love this site as much as I do. Great people, excellent groups... just click and see for yourself... try mine... The Fishbowl, Marketing... I also love Take Five... where we talk about the five things we are doing each day for our storytelling business. There are some great ideas in that group. Check out the videos and upload your stories... text or audio to your page right here... so we can hear you tell stories.

I love wild stories too.

welcome again
Buck

don't be a stranger... if you get stuck... holler... I will try to help or make up an answer... ha ha