Happy Mother's Day to those of you out there were are mothers (this include no children, but pets mothers). Today has been hectic but fun. I spent the night with the grandchildren and we had a campout in the living room. Heck, it was fun!!
Anway, today I am turning in three of my Storyteller's Critiques for your viewing pleasure. A live storytelling by Karen Haas in one of my critiques. The next one is a from a story told on the Storyteller.net website. The last critique was an interest exercise for a storyteller I did not like and for his stories, which I did not like as well. I really didn't think I would bump into something I did not like, but alas, I found one.
Please enjoy and enjoy the remainder of this day!
About Me
- Karen Messo
- About Me I am a mother of two and grandmother of four. Grandchildren are the frosting on the cake of life. I work for the City of Seattle as a finance analyst and have had no previous library work experience. This is a mid-life (well, just past mid-life, anyway) career change for me. I have always wanted to become a children’s librarian, so pass the word – it’s never too late! I love the reading, walking in the woods and down the beach. I love to bake bread and I’m still looking for the ultimate cinnamon bun recipe. I love to knit (Granny’s Zen Zone) and shopping in yarn and quilt material shops. I have a fascination with “Ice Road Truckers”, “Ax Men” on the History Channel, and Masterpiece Theater on PBS. What I have learned so far in this life: Don’t worry about the small stuff or about thing you don’t have any control over; laughter is good exercise and good for the soul; everything in moderation (with the exception of ice cream); a glass of red wine every night; and understanding it’s a privilege to grow old.
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