Riehl on “African Culture of Story”—Guest blog post in two parts on Damaria Senne’s “Story Pot”
Damaria Senne and I have been having a good time swapping guest posts. She appeared earlier of Riehlife in a post about finding relatives in unexpected places. If you missed it the first time, you can find it here.
Damaria Senne, of Johannesburg, South Africa
Damaria has posted an extensive 2-part interview with me on a topic dear to both of our hearts: “African Culture of Story.” I invite you to read both parts here…and keep on reading. She’s quite a gal.
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I think the photo of you that Damaria used on her site should be posted on your blog. That’s a face everyone can love! The interview reveals that you have been the change we all want to see, with your giving and teaching. I know there are many who will never forget you and your work.
Hi Janet,
Your site is amazing. I could spend hours traveling through Africa reading your posts.
I Googled Susan Tweit and it looks like I could get lost on her site, too. Thanks for sharing.
Yes, I’d love to guestpost on Riehlife. RIEHLIFE - now that’s clever branding.
Happy Trails,
JJ
Wow, what a wonderful site!! Looks like I need to come back and dive in more. I so love the picture of Damaria. I could just squeeze her with a big hug!!
Barb
http://www.joyfulpaws.com
Janet you have a cool site and a wonderful guest poster in Damaria. I love to read her stories.
A big tight hug for you too, Barb. Thanks Janet for introducing me to this wonderful community. Hey Hal! Thanks for your comments on my blog.