Here is the eight-minute video from Arctic Entries where I tell the story of meeting my husband Nick:
A Little History
Our Story in a Few Posts: 06-07
A Selection of Posts from Parents.com 07-09
- In the Beginning
- A Long Walk with Wheels
- Fragments of Loss, Part One
- Fragments of Loss, Part two
- Held By The Gratitude and Loss of Elders
- You can't sleep Again So You Write
- If The Sea Birds Could Decide
- Wanna Play Too?
- A Little More About Me: Part One of Three
- A Little More About Me: Part Two of Three
- A Little More About Me: Part Three of Three
- Mullerian Anomolies and Me
- "Teach em how to fish and they'll eat forever"
- An Incomplete Definition
- The Ugly Honest Truth
- This is the Week
- Oh Focker
- Five!!!!!!!
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Loved hearing and seeing you tell this story of the beginning of your great love story! Thanks for sharing.
Posted by: Kate | 07/11/2016 at 11:16 AM
Fantastic--you are a born storyteller. I want to be in your tribe, sitting around your fire! Funny--your voice is not what I imagine (not that I even realized I had ever imagined your voice.)Your words, your tempo, everything here works together beautifully. And the story is a great one. (I met my first true love on a wilderness trip, too...)
Posted by: Danielle | 07/14/2016 at 04:10 AM
Wow! An amazing love story, told so well it gave me chills.
Posted by: Kris H. | 07/15/2016 at 09:27 AM
Thanks all, I realize I love telling stories as much as I love writing them:)
Posted by: Christy | 07/29/2016 at 12:08 PM
WONDERFUL! I've read this piece, but it's so moving hearing you speak it. Great delivery. Makes me miss your voice, and the glow of your physical presence. (I'm catching up with your writing after an exhausting month of packing and moving to Savannah, GA. So glad I'm using your blog to procrastinate getting a job.) Looking forward to watching your progress on your new property, and the development of your garden there. We are also starting over! Hopefully this move is the last big one for a long time, for both our families!
Posted by: Louise | 08/15/2016 at 07:30 AM