Sneak Preview with Diane Burley, new memory event, July 29th!

Thank you so much to the many friends, members, and followers who joined us for today’s surprise live program. Your names were flying by so quickly in the chat, I could only catch a few of you, Kathy Stone, Jill Swenson, Randy BergmannBecky Hetchler, Cynthia Boatright Raleigh, Lawrence Siphiwe Masuku, Lori Olson White, Adrienne J, and gosh so many others! Thank you for joining on such short notice!Today’s fun program picks up on a theme for our special program scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th, at the Atlantic-friendly time of 10 am / 1 pm PT/ET or 6/7 pm BST/CET. I hope you can join us!Since today is a prep day for many of us around the United States for our Fourth of July celebrations, it seemed like the right time to mention a new publication introduced by two Projectkin members and friends, Lori Olson White and Denyse Allen at the Bicentennial Memory Project. The mere suggestion of memories from that remarkable day on July 4th, 1976, certainly had me thinking back to a party we had at home.Perhaps it was a special day for you as well? These memories and talk about memories are a fine preparation for our semi-sesquintennial a year from tomorrow, right? How we remember will be the topic of Diane’s program on July 29th, “The Scoop about Memories.” Few things could be more relevant to these important holidays when we both remember and make new memories. Join us for a preview of my regular Sunday Substack live on July 27th, when Diane will be my guest as well. This program came about after my follow-up to an article she posted for her publication, Musings of a Storyteller. The post conjured lessons from a memory her son brought up.Perhaps you’ve had similar experiences? Let’s talk about that in the comments and at these coming special events. Talk then, and in the meantime, enjoy the holiday.Did someone forward this post? Let’s get you your own free subscription, eh? Drop your email here, and you’ll be in. Learn more at Projectkin.org/about.An Insider Tip:By the way, did you know that the Substack app is a terrific place to sit back and read, watch, or listen to Projectkin — any your entire reading queue of materials. Get full access to Projectkin at projectkin.substack.com/subscribe