"It's okay. Lots of people die. Take up your bed and walk, dude. See what you have to say about it once you're through it.

Whatever it is.

I wonder if any of us dares to be so callous, knowing what is happening around us."

Owl Moon By Jane Yolen - Read by Martyn kenneth

6/3/21 by Storyteller Martyn Kenneth

https://www.spreaker.com/user/e3dd/owl-moon-by-jane-yolen-read-by-martyn-ke

Episode: https://api.spreaker.com/download/episode/45125968/owl_moon_by_jane_yolen_read_by_martyn_kenneth.mp3

Owl Moon By Jane Yolen - Read by Martyn Kenneth

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art that looks like Marion

I am thinking about words for this. Words are so great. Often words are so reflective of multiple different languages that we can choose as we go how we mean them and this is part of what I am thinking. A lot of meanings have undergone beneficial mutations through this process and words are always learning new things about themselves as the world changes...

We use the same words for a story and it can be countless different stories depending on how we mean the words we use in the story. One story is already so many stories

This reminds me that 'gay' used to mean happy/cheerful. LGBTQ+ people deserve to be happy and safe

Yes. So much.

Yes archetypes of these specific roles and people. On the dvds I have there are extensive interviews with the makers. perhaps the interviews are also somewhere else

There is this beautiful artfulness to what people make when they are in flow and even with so much media manipulated by power and money there is also so much media through which nourishment and artfulness and caring shine through

Even in such challenging times it is so full of goodness to encounter these and find that they are not only still there, there are more and more of them than we ever anticipated, they are joyously emerging from places that needed that nourishment exactly and now can share it with everybody

Through the telling of meaningful stories

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The dungeon scene is so profoundly unconscious-invoking