Today’s discussion is all about how age influences character development in our writing. It’s more than just a number; it’s a dynamic element that can shape your ancestors’ perspectives, decisions, and interactions.
Learn How To Add Depth to Story with Your Ancestor’s Age
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great I had never thought about age.
Thank you for that age-related insight. I’m relieved that instinctively I have done what you say, so it is great to be reminded and reassured.
I have two unrelated questions.
1. EEK the Eastern Times! I have enrolled for the show and tell summit. Will we have access to each day’s summit at a later hour, for us living in Standard Time (NZ)?
2. I did a ‘My Canvas Workshop’ in September 2016 (order number 7821 – paid 20/09/2016). Do I still have access to the resources and information? I’m hoping that will be my next project, if all goes well.
Thank you, Love and blessings, Paula,