PART 1 · LESSON 2 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES Free
What deserves to become a story
At the café next door, Ana, Emma, and Sam choose the theme for the first circle, and Ana learns to acknowledge the appeal of an idea before disagreeing and say what draws her to another. Say work stories everyone has a first job, arrival stories how people got here, I can see the appeal of work stories but they can turn into complaints, fair and arrival, what draws me to arrival stories is that everyone has one even people born here, born here is an arrival, your parents arrived that's your story too, what questions would people ask, where from why here and what surprised you, then arrival it is.
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THE STORY
At the café next to the library, the trio compares themes for the first story circle, and the choice falls on arrival stories in the neighborhood.
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