Besides performing a monodrama titled The Bride, I also did some storytelling while in Trinidad and Tobago, which is the subject of this third two-page layout. We visited schools, an orphanage, and local churches. The secondary schools we visited were faith-based. The morning assemblies were always short, so there was no seating available for the students. They stood. The temperatures exceed 100 degree Farenheit while we were there . . . David didn't tell me that until we returned home. That's probably a good thing.
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Showing posts with label Storytelling. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Travel Workshop
Besides performing a monodrama titled The Bride, I also did some storytelling while in Trinidad and Tobago, which is the subject of this third two-page layout. We visited schools, an orphanage, and local churches. The secondary schools we visited were faith-based. The morning assemblies were always short, so there was no seating available for the students. They stood. The temperatures exceed 100 degree Farenheit while we were there . . . David didn't tell me that until we returned home. That's probably a good thing.
Travel Workshop
This last of the two-page spread is a hodgepodge of representative photos of our trip. That layout uses 15 pictures and is ideal for a photo-rich event. I haven't embellished it yet and probably won't get to that until Friday night. I know for sure that I'll be using that layout in our Saturday Travel Workshop. I'm hopeing we can get as many as six pages done for the day.By the way, those last two pages were made out of Moon Doggie scraps from the Level 2 kit. I can probably get two or four more layouts from what I have left. So how great is that?Now that I have 2005 scrapped, I need to address my two trips in 2006 and one in 2007. I hope to have it finished before we return to Trinidad in September.
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