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<item><title>A place to write about Storyteller Rochester NY </title><link>http://kidsstories.incomestores.net/?What-in-the-World-Makes-Priceless-Humor-Priceless?&amp;cont=792</link><description>  The differences as well as the similarities of the various countries impress me deeply. You can find in every culture notions which they hold as sacred.  The demonic can also be found.  These notions appear regularly in their stories.  They make up the mythical soil out of which the stories grow</description><guid>16ef4d3bcc306015fa2d93740d1bb56c</guid></item>
<item><title>What my thoughts say about Great stories </title><link>http://story.meblognow.com/2008/10/12/netting-inspirational-stories/</link><description>  They are laden with disasters and catastrophes.  The conversants generally cannot see the life lesson they offer.  As a storyteller, my job is to sift through the data and sort out the meaning.  To make the tale palatable, I inject a bit of humor.  Priceless humor</description><guid>40b14016182a55983d248ef1c7c2a724</guid></item>
<item><title>A little passion for Priceless humor </title><link>http://niftystories.ilearnt.net/?What-Are-Nifty-Stories?&amp;see=752</link><description>  And different listeners will carry away different messages.  This kind of story is generally attractive to a wider audience.  The subtler lessons tend to come from longer tales.  One can learn many lessons from epic stories.  Think of the difference between an Aesop fable and a tale from the Arabian Nights</description><guid>4e87205e2c7a62984936482ded15c7c3</guid></item>
<item><title>Why I write on Nifty stories </title><link>http://story.meblognow.com/2008/10/12/netting-inspirational-stories/</link><description> &quot; The standard reference Compact Oxford Dictionary states: &quot;particularly good, effective, or stylish. &quot;What was my listener describing when he called my stories &quot;nifty?&quot; The stories I choose to tell are, indeed, particularly good and rather effective at making a point, a lesson, a message, a bit of perspective.  You could say that my idea of nifty stories is stories that enlighten as well as entertain.  I look for stories with certain underlying values that help the listener to set their internal compass when sailing through life. For example, a story with a moral is one that provides a clear message</description><guid>88ac9540236016b1fc90123b7d74f5d2</guid></item>
<item><title>Discover Stories </title><link>http://niftystories.searchismo.com/?What-Are-Nifty-Stories?&amp;see=503</link><description>  Maybe there is a message.  It might give the listener a suggestion of a new direction.  It might even state a moral.  It doesn't really matter what name you give to this elusive quality; it is more important that the stories I tell possess it. As a child I found deep meaning in inspirational stories</description><guid>bdab9662aeae4f078755d845c9122022</guid></item>
<item><title>My little obsession on Stories </title><link>http://aworldstories.wetpaint.com/</link><description>  Actually, I hit the books when a listener said my stories were nifty.  The current Wiktionary defines the word as &quot;good; a general term for anything that is good, useful or beneficial. &quot; The standard reference Compact Oxford Dictionary states: &quot;particularly good, effective, or stylish. &quot;What makes nifty stories nifty? The stories I choose to tell are, indeed, particularly good and rather effective at making a point, a lesson, a message, a bit of perspective.  To me, nifty stories are a blend of entertainment and education, or what some call &quot;edutainment</description><guid>92989ead1b43e0b6df0317f11c38eeca</guid></item>
<item><title>Help me explore kids stories </title><link>http://niftystories.blogspot.com/</link><description> Look around you at the great humorists.  Art Buchwald.  Mark Russell.  Garrison Kiellor.  Check out the humorists of history</description><guid>a5e07821005e4a60baa8f2605d199f21</guid></item>
<item><title>Posts about Folk stories </title><link>http://pbolduc.com/entertainment/music/netting-priceless-humor.html</link><description>  In the process, I have discovered how world stories arise out of the cultures from which they are born.  My firsthand experience of a given culture heightens my appreciation of their stories.  My travels have taken me to Southeast Asia, Central and South America, around the United States, Canada, and Europe.  The differences as well as the similarities of the various countries impress me deeply. You can find in every culture notions which they hold as sacred</description><guid>035d5815388cb9cfe159ceaf69682860</guid></item>
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