Forrest Storytelling Festival hosted a story slam in which I signed up. I told my signature story, Horny Old Goat in front of 200 people. A little nervous at first but I did it.
Showing posts with label Canoe Stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canoe Stories. Show all posts
Friday, November 9, 2018
Friday, April 29, 2016
STORYTELLING
Storytelling at the Puyallup RV show. They created a picnic area with fire ring. It was called S'mores Center. Kids could roast marshmallows and listen to tall tales.
Monday, December 14, 2015
FIRESIDE STORYTELLING
I'm performing at Fireside Storytelling party tonight. Gramps is accompanying me with his guitar. This is so fun. Party, party, party.
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Saturday, December 5, 2015
SANTA'S HOUSE AT THE NORTH POLE
I went back to the North Pole to give a report to Santa. Lots of bad things happened this week. All the little kids were very good. Santa's sad that they have to suffer because of bad people running around. Hopefully all the good people will still have a merry Christmas regardless of the world's problems.
O CHRISTMAS TREE, O CHRISTMAS TREE!
We went shopping for poinsettias at the Christmas store. Oh what fun! I played hide and seek. The store clerks didn't think it was funny. We bought our flowers and left really quick.
Monday, November 19, 2012
Captain Capsizer is a book on crazy canoeing adventures in the Pacific Northwest. The thirteen short stories have a true basis but are embellished into Factional accounts. A teenage Tom Sawyer in the 60's takes on challenging rivers and his beloved canoe Beulah saves him from disaster. It can be purchased on Amazon or by sending a $13 check to Krackle Group at PO Box 852 Buckley, Wa 98321
Labels:
Canoe Stories,
Captain Capsizer,
Larry Krackle
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
1000 MILE CANOE QUEST
Hooray! I just paddled across the 1000 mile mark in a canoe. I started documenting my outings twenty years ago. Sixteen rivers, forty lakes, and several bays in Puget Sound have felt my paddle. I also completed a route from Portland Oregon to the Canadian border. This was accomplished in several legs over the last ten years.
Labels:
Canoe Stories,
Captain Capsizer,
Larry Krackle
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