Capturing your family history through scenes can be a powerful and magical way to retell the events of our ancestors’ lives. With the help of scenes, you can bring more life to your story and make it even more meaningful. Scenes are the best place to start when making that leap from a factual analytical writer to a more creative storyteller. In today’s video we discuss how scenes can transform your stories.
What is a Scene and How It’s Magic to Family History Stories?
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Thank you. My writing aims are in sync with your message.
I might be interested in knowing more about one of your retreats, especially the one in Ontario. I have ancestry roots there.
Lynn,
When I hear your ideas and encouragement in these videos I can feel my creative juices begin to percolate. It’s like the seeds you plant with words have begun to swell. Soon the swollen seeds will burst and take root with the newly added fertilizer you have provided for my mind. Thanks for producing these little videos and making them available.
Thank you, some very interesting points. I hope to find a retreat. after I get a passport.