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RE: Gramma Jo's Garden & Why I Don't Post More Often...
Thank you so much for your post. Both of my grandmothers passed away last year within the same month. They were ready and it was time, but that didn't make their loss any less. I understand completely taking the time to enjoy life, real life (not that life on the blockchain is any less real, but there is a tangible difference) whatever that may be for you. Thank you.
P.S. I am interested in your improv, whenever you may get the chance to enlighten us!
My condolences. But I have heard it said, that when loved ones pass, they are always with you now. I hope that makes sense, even if it does not. It takes work sometimes, and I am finding the balance is all. Stay in touch, I was just talking to @MrWang about my intentions with Improv and @Steemit. They seem an empowering match. Thanks Jenns. (Follow'd)
Yes, that is true. I am trying to compile a journal on the stories they told about their lives in french Louisiana before they passed. It's a monumental task. I'll keep my eyes open for the Improv.
There's also improv all over the country. Where ever you are, give it a search. I know there is some in New Orleans.
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And keep chipping away at those stories. Maybe even share your discoveries here along the way.
There is some very good improv in New Orleans and I am very impressed that in recent years any city in Louisiana that is large enough to have a theatre company or school department is teaching their members improv first! I love to watch, but I have never really participated. Is improv a building block for acting/theatre, etc.?