Posts Tagged ‘Family’
Makers and Telling Stories Behind What We Make
Have you heard the term makers? Basically, a maker is anyone who is making things. If your grandmother enjoying quilting or crocheting, or if your dad does woodwork, they are makers. For our purposes in this discussion, makers are people who make things for people they love. Let’s jump into telling stories behind what we…
Read MoreHow to DIY a unique gift for less than the cost of flowers
I hope this year has been full of wonderful memories and the beginnings of new stories. If you are reading this, I need you to know that this is your invitation to start a conversation with a woman in your life. If it doesn’t work for you right now, this will be available all year…
Read MoreHow to write about cooking memories
You know that recipe that your mom or grandma gave you? Those recipes and cooking moments have cooking memories that go along with them. There was a story that she might have told you about it when she was handing it to you or as she was making it for you for the first time.…
Read MoreHow to start conversations at family dinners
You know those family/friend/business dinners you’ve been attending or will attend? Yeah, those ones. You might have been nervous/excited/downright ecstatic to go, but found yourself trying to find something to talk about. I’ve got you covered… I proudly present… Fun convo starters that no one expects What’s your favorite joke? Why? Who told it to…
Read MoreHow to Write about Family Traditions
Episode 8: Celebrating Family Traditions Watch on YouTube Listen on Anchor Show Notes What are traditions? What are a few of your traditions? Why are traditions important to families & people in general? Link to the FREE Mini-Course on Working with Someone You Love to help them tell their story http://bit.ly/LRHSYL Happy Writing,…
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