My very first blog post on this site is entitled “Relevance of Story“. It was inspired by the work of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie whose Ted Talk: The Danger of a Single Story, challenged me to think differently about how, as a teacher, I approached my craft. Her words are also a recipe for living compassionately.
Each time we open a blog post and read, we are touching a part of someone’s story. Every time we commit our words to the page, we are presenting a part of our own story. It’s never a complete picture.

There are many ways we might approach this challenge: dig up a story from our timelines, tell a story about the future, offer a story through images, or even uncover the story of another.
Not sure, what I’m going to do yet, but I have a feeling this challenge will uncover much – looking forward to your responses.
To participate: create a post with a focus on story, tag it with VJWC, link back here, and enjoy the creativity of this community.
Thanks for joining in, Christine!
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Sweet!
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Thank you. This looks like a nice challenge. Glad to have found it, and thank you for hosting.
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My pleasure always!
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Bittersweet, really.
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Ah yes!
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Beautiful and deeply moving.
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i believe in the power of story, i have quoted her in my blog post before too, after reading her books. just finished writing one before i came across your prompt. will link up soon.
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I love her work. Looking forward to your post, Gina.
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Hi V.J. I’ve been in a real slump recently. Anyways, here is my offering to the theme.
https://odaciuk.wordpress.com/2019/02/28/entangled-story/
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This is beautiful, Olga!
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Thank-you, V.J. I bit of digital magic to enhance the creative thought. 🙂
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The image, but also your words – beautifully crafted.
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Thank-you, V.J. ❤
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You are so welcome.
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Great prompt! Really enjoyed it. And now I know why I saved all those old books 🙂
http://oneletterup.com/2019/02/28/stories-to-be-told
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Those old books are priceless – and brought so many good memories.
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Yes they did!
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So many stories – thanks for this.
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Thanks for the opportunity to share a story. https://onetahayes.com/2019/02/28/love-at-first-sight-twice-2/
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Love it! So well told.
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A story to hunger after.
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https://michnavs.wordpress.com/2019/02/26/paolo-coelho-free-verse/
Here is my entry VJ..
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Awesome!
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Great post – and not a stretch at all, lol.
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I like your observation that a blog post represents a piece of the blogger’s story – true, I think, even when the post is fiction or shared content – that it registered enough with the poster to be presented indicates affinity with the content. Applies also to the “hate posts” flying about – often saying more about the one posting than the one targeted.
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That is very true!
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OK, I did it. Always makes me nervous to share this story though…not sure why.
Thanks for the challenge!!
https://chosenperspectives.com/2019/02/25/v-j-s-weekly-challenge-37-story/
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Bless you for sharing. So tragic and heart-warming at the same time.
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