Day 5026: National Storytelling Day

Yesterday, I told stories about storytellers, unaware that today was National Storytelling Day.

On National Storytelling Day, I’m working on improving my storytelling here on this blog, looking for ways to make both the text and the images more readable. In the meantime, I’m close to getting full credit for my continuous streak of daily blogging since January 1, 2013.

Because my storytelling here isn’t as clear, well-formatted, and interesting as I would like these days, I fear I may lose some readers. That fear won’t stop me, however, from storytelling on National Storytelling Day.

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The Daily Bitch is telling another interesting story on National Storytelling Day.

This is the first thing that comes up when I search for “National Storytelling Day” on YouTube:

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Thanks for all who are here for the storytelling on National Storytelling Day, including YOU!

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6 thoughts on “Day 5026: National Storytelling Day”

  1. barbarade33afcfd8

    I have already mentioned a treasure of a 19th century short story writer, Sarah Orne Jewett. For the 21st century I think I should mention Shonda Rhimes, whose writing and productions featuring diverse casts have told story upon story of powerful, interesting women who are role models for us all.

  2. Debbie Terman

    Reading Cici’s reply, I wonder if she/it is actually AI. The style of the wording strongly reminds me of AI responses to various queries that I’ve made. It doesn’t matter, though, if/when the advice leads to solving the problem.

  3. I found out that I can read your site more easily right now. If I read it in the email that I receive! I just have to remember to check that email address. And there is a big blue button there for commenting which brings me here very easily.

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