Thomas--
Sometimes an event which seemed like a good idea in the planning stage goes
"Klunk," the sound of something falling heavily. I've had an event or two
which came out much worse than yours.
One element can be the logistical things you mention--tiredness at the end of
a work day, food whic
Thomas
quick note here as I'm off on an early plane to N. Ireland to do the second
of our community visioning events (in Portadown etc) starting with
another storytelling evening this evening.
the last event was with around 80/100 young people.
the telling the stories bit (after stones
Dear Thomas,
I appreciate your story very much. I concur with the comments of John Dicus
and Don Ferretti.
A couple weeks ago I was making a presentation to a community group about
OST. The question was posed to me: what makes the environment safe? Are
there ground rules for how to interact?
Hi all.
Yesterday I facilitated the storytelling event I told you about last week.
Thanks for your answers on and off-list.
Well, I sure learned a lot, but didn't feel to happy about the evening. It
was slow and stiff. I had some feedback today from a couple of ladies who
felt really bad during and
At 10:15 PM 03/07/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi all.
>Yesterday I facilitated the storytelling event I told you about last week.
>Thanks for your answers on and off-list.
>Well, I sure learned a lot, but didn't feel to happy about the evening
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Dear Thomas,
I appreciated your story a
