The theme of the conference was
“Authentic Storytelling for future Narratives”.
All workshops including the keynote
speech centered around variations of
storytelling sprinkled with concrete
examples.
I was also pleased that this was a
joint get together with MAS and
Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society.
It is an obvious overlap but I did get
to meet new people
and re-new old friends.
I wish I could have attended all
workshops, but I couldn't be in 3 places at the same time.
My favourite workshop was entitled
“Story Shaping”
with Danica Lorer was simply inspiring
and thought provoking.
Objects can assist in triggering
stories, but other senses like sound taste
touch can come in to play.
Often when we hear a story we begin to
recall our own story. Everyone
experiences a memory in a different way
and all are valid.
We were all given a chance to choose an
item from a table and develop a story
to share with a partner within a minute
and if we chose later with the whole group.
We all have stories no matter what our
age. We need to share with each other.
I am pleased I do not have to wait to
share my stories until I am in a nursing home.
I'm
afraid of heights. I'm afraid of heights. I'm afraid of heights. I'm
afraid of heights.
We all had a chance to take a a self
directed tour of Humboldt museum, art gallery and
original Humboldt. Great to go at our
own pace.
The water tower, what a beautiful 360
view of Humboldt and surrounding area. The view WOW.
Over 80 feet high. The interior spiral
staircase has 143 steps up and of course down, way down.
I'm
afraid of heights. I'm afraid of heights. I'm afraid of heights. I'm
afraid of heights.
I clung to the bannisters, I looked at
my feet, at the stairs, I counted the stairs.
I did not look up. I did not look
down.
I had no choice but to also make it down, really really
worth the fear and anxiety.
I'm
afraid of heights.
I'm
afraid of heights.
I'm
afraid of heights.
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