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Myth & Music
Ever since the first people sat around their campfires, we have told stories. People tell tales to explain events and to justify their actions. We see how one thing led to another, and wonder what might happen next. We learn … Continue reading
Posted in Life, LifeWorks, Mythology, Storytelling, StoryWorks, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Dance, Jazz, music, Myth, Story, storytelling, StoryWorks
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The Story of Writing
Ever since the first men sat around their camp fire, people have wondered about the meaning of life. Who am I? Why am I here? One of the ways we answer these questions is to tell stories… ‘LifeWorks’ In the … Continue reading
Posted in History, LifeWorks, Writing
Tagged cuneiform, Jane Bailey, Jane Bailey Bain, Jane Bain, LifeWorks, Oxford, printing press, publishing, Queen's, stone age, Sumerian, writing
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