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From the monthly archives: September 2010

The conversation of a lifetime

by angel on 15 September 2010 · No Comments

Check out this podcast site… StoryCorp – listen to any of the hundreds of recorded stories drawn from conversations between more than 30,000 participants in all 50 US states. Listen to mum and daughter story. And in case you are wondering what podcasting is, it’s a clip that explains it in plain English

Check out this podcast site… StoryCorp – listen to any of the hundreds of recorded stories drawn from conversations between more than 30,000 participants in all 50 US states.

Listen to mum and daughter story.

And in case you are wondering what podcasting is, it’s a clip that explains it in plain English

 

Lewis Carroll in the making

by angel on 14 September 2010 · No Comments

To get our creative writing juices going, participants at the Digital Storytelling workshop were asked to contribute random words. Later we were given 10 minutes to make a story using all the random words. Here’s mine unedited… (Random words in red) I wasn’t able to use a word from our random list… Oblique Lewis Carroll [...]

To get our creative writing juices going, participants at the Digital Storytelling workshop were asked to contribute random words. Later we were given 10 minutes to make a story using all the random words.

Here’s mine unedited… (Random words in red) I wasn’t able to use a word from our random list… Oblique

Lewis Carroll in the making

I’d like to be a fish when I grow up. A fish that swims among the stars in the black sky. I’d watch the rain below me fall on the earth and the cow jumping over the moon. I wonder if I’ll see a cheerful giant eating his dumpling and bouncing among the cloud when the sun comes out.

Well don’t blame me for writing this whimsical, non-nonsensical story. Lewis Carroll wrote Alice in Wonderland and it’s been studied for years and even made into a movie.

You might be smiling at the end of my story. What do you expect when you give a list of random words to string?

Wow! I didn’t even need a Lifebook computer to write this.

 

Kong Kong’s legacy

by angel on 3 September 2010 · No Comments

My grandfather was the head of our family. I went with Mummy to see Kong Kong when he got really sick. I waited outside his room. I had become a follower of Jesus and I wanted to tell him… I wanted to tell him… I wanted to tell him so many things. I wanted to [...]

My grandfather was the head of our family. I went with Mummy to see Kong Kong when he got really sick. I waited outside his room.

I had become a follower of Jesus and I wanted to tell him… I wanted to tell him… I wanted to tell him so many things. I wanted to go in to see him. No one asked me to.

Then he died.

At 17, I learned that people die.

I learned that this commodity called time runs out at some point.

When I was born, my Kong Kong gave me the  name Angeline, or Messenger of God. I never knew why he gave me that name. Maybe he wanted me to be angel or thought I was one, or maybe he believed in God. He left with me with my name as a legacy when I was born.

At 17, he left me with another legacy, the conviction to live life well, to live up to my name, and to be God’s messenger of hope.

 

What’s MY story?

by angel on 2 September 2010 · No Comments

A phrase that keeps coming back to me is: “Angel, what’s YOUR story?” I’ve lost my own voice in the midst of helping others tell THEIR story. The Lord led me to spend time on Isaiah 40-66 during the tail end of my time in the USA. It’s safe to read it in a detached [...]

A phrase that keeps coming back to me is:

“Angel, what’s YOUR story?”

I’ve lost my own voice in the midst of helping others tell THEIR story.

The Lord led me to spend time on Isaiah 40-66 during the tail end of my time in the USA. It’s safe to read it in a detached way. God wants me to deeply interact with him as he talks about himself. Who is he TO ME? What is my story with him.

I am officially out of a job beginning 1 September 2010. I took a big leap of faith leaving my job of 20 years to venture into something I stumbled on to and fell in love with – to teach people to tell their stories (digitally).

It seems a good time to reflect on my last 50 years as I to look forward to the next half of my life.