E is for Eel vs. Sina

We are pleased to participate in the A to Z Blog Challenge (http://www.a-to-zchallenge.com/). The Story Crossroads theme for this year is Finding Resilience & Strength through Traditional Tales. Eel – From Samoan culture (Oceania) The King of Fiji was able to transform into an eel. Why is that? In the Pacific Islands, eels were common.Continue reading “E is for Eel vs. Sina”

Cap’s Off to You!-WolfSong / Rickie Douglas Provencher (Posthumously) and Celebrating Story

Featuring: WolfSong / Rickie Douglas Provencher Gentle Soul, Guide, Philanthropic Storyteller Despite the lack of pictures or video, it felt like we still needed to remember and say aloud this name once more: WolfSong. He was also known as Rickie Douglas Provencher. He came to professional storytelling in 1992, though he told stories of theContinue reading “Cap’s Off to You!-WolfSong / Rickie Douglas Provencher (Posthumously) and Celebrating Story”

U is for Ubiquitous Untrue

We are pleased to participate in the A to Z Blog Challenge (http://www.a-to-zchallenge.com/). The Story Crossroads theme for this year is Dual Natures in Folktales Around the World – opposites, contradictions & paradoxes. UNTRUE- From a Norse tale You may see “Norse” and automatically think “Viking.” Not always true. Vikings were between the 8th andContinue reading “U is for Ubiquitous Untrue”