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Mermaids: A Fishy Tale
Do you believe in mermaids? A beautiful woman with a fish’s tail. Sometimes they come out of the water and sit on the rocks combing their hair. Sweet-voiced and slippery, they are hard to catch. In Shakespeare’s time, the term … Continue reading
Posted in History, LifeWorks, Mythology
Tagged April, April Fool's Day, Avril, baby mermaid, fish, Jane Bailey Bain, LifeWorks, mermaid, mermaids, poisson, poisson d'Avril, Shakespeare
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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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New Year’s Resolutions
What are your New Year’s resolutions? Not the ambitious ones you announce, slightly tipsy, when someone asks you at a party on the big night; nor the virtuous ones you make, feeling slightly wistful, when the next day dawns and finds … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, Mythology
Tagged bucket list, doors, doorways, Jane Bailey Bain, January, Janus, LifeWorks, memory palace, mythology, New Year, resolutions, Roman
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Thanksgiving Traditions
Thanksgiving is a time of praise and plenty. Surrounded by friends and family, we celebrate the fruits of the past year. But what did this feast mean to the first inhabitants of America? The Pilgrim Fathers landed at Cape Cod … Continue reading
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Tagged Communion, Eucharist, First Thanksgiving, Jane Bailey Bain, LifeWorks, Maize, Massasoit, Mayflower, Pilgrim Fathers, Squanto, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving traditions, Wampanoag
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LifeWorks: Welcome
Welcome to LifeWorks: an alternative, ad hoc and occasionally aspirational look at using stories in everyday life. ‘LifeWorks: Using myth and archetype to compose your life script‘ (2012) Published by John Hunt (O-Books) ‘StoryWorks: A handbook for leaders, writers and … Continue reading
Posted in Life, LifeWorks, Spirituality
Tagged Archetype, archetypes, book, Jane Bailey, Jane Bailey Bain, Jane Bain, janebaileybain, life story, LifeWorks, Myth, Story, writing
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