Storytelling; of Did I Ever Tell You About the Time?

[telesilla]

There are times when I say, "oh I wasn't really writing until '94 or so when I first had access to a computer." And yes, if you discount writing for classes, it's true. I hate writing long hand; if I had a scanner, I'd do that handwriting meme and you'd all see how much my writing sucks

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[lferion]

There is a really good argument for _storytelling_ (or 'no shit, there I was...' :-)) being the first 'humanity' and one of the things that makes people _people_. We don't just live our lives, we narrate them, and share them with each other (and ourselves.)

Way cool. Plus GO YOU! :-)

Paperdolls, neat!

[birggitt]

Congratulations! 13 years of fanfic is a lot of time... and fics =D
And yeah... story-telling...
My dad was one, too. I still remember his stories, fulls of adventures and magic and wonderful common people who became heros =D
I have some of his skills, and I love tell silly stories to my nieces and nephews, as I did with my son when he was a kid.
But I never was able to traslate that stories in writted words. Maybe I'm a bit like those people who sat down around a fire to tell stories. Maybe I need a "public" to engage my imagination and let it fly =D
But you... you are an awesome, smart, funny, hot writer. *bows before you*