Perfect!…

Looking for something else, but very neat website. Thank you….

Great article! I think that your topic was interesting, and your views are genuine. I’m going to share your blog with my community….

This is such a wonderful and informative way to reach others. I will be more than glad to share this site….

Ah, the innovative tale of the two wheeled “Are you from the future?” mobile comes to mind.

Let me know if you’d like to hear it. Hear it?! you ask. How canyou hear it from the flat, flat world of the land of turnapage ?

Hmm.

Inquiring minds…want to know!

Miami to Michigan – Wasn’t there a “hail Mary” sometime in the past for these two?

We shall sing, we shall dance, we shall celebrate life. I am not the first to write or to speak these words, but I like the way they sound, feel, and look.

Your blog in quite expansive, a drum roll for understatement…if you would, please.

I wonder, “are you a barber, a baker, a candlestick maker?”

Forgive the delay in my response. It has been a busy week. Educational Entertainment is performance that teaches while entertaining. As a professional storyteller, historical portrayal artist and singer/songwriter, I use my talents to present informative programs that engage the audience and leave them with some new and unforgetable information. I say “unforgetable” because people tend to remember stories. Learning facts or dates and events without a story to go with them — the method so often used to teach students history — doesn’t grab their attention or make what they are learning stay in their minds. Programs like the one I described here present the facts through story, song and participation. They love it, and history becomes exciting even though it talks of the past. Carrie, my colleague, and I have developed a similar type program called “Simply Science.” It makes science fun in the same way. I hope this helps. Thanks for your interest. — Judy