Thanks so much for stopping by to share in what I've made.
I'd hate to have you leave empty-handed, so before you go, please allow me to give you a story for the road.
I call this little audio clip, "A Prune Juice and Pepto Bismol Mix."
It's a sneak peek from Chapter 17 of my upcoming book (more details down below).
Thanks for taking the time to listen.
If you're not in a huge rush, I'd love to have you sign my "guestbook" before you go.
Don't worry - I can barely bear to open my own inbox, I'm not about to fill yours.
On occasion, I'll let you know if I have some news, or a new release, but you can always opt out.
Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to sign my guestbook. I'd like to leave you with a little poem that my grandma wrote about getting older:
Sunset
Tonight I watched the sunset,
Beautiful it was in hues of red and gold,
Twas then the thought did strike me
That I am growing old.
In youth the sun shone brightly
In a cloudless sky ā
Middle-age, high noon,
Only a few shadows passing by.
And now, as I see the sun
Sinking in the west,
I wonder how soon before
I find that perfect rest.
No trouble, sorrows or regrets
Will be on that fair shore ā
Only eternal peace
Forever more ā
May my life be as the evening sun,
Beautiful to see ā
Leaving color streaked pathways,
Reminding folks of me.
-Elizabeth "Libby" H. Miller
I love to incorporate my grandma's words and memories into my stories. Thanks for taking the time to let me share. I hope you'll have a look around, or be back soon. š·
I know how easy it is to get tired in the midst of trying to complete a project.
You Plan Your Story
You Plot Your Points
You Type Your Words
You Try Not to Tap Out
The writing process can leave you feeling lost on a long, lonely road.
I'm no navigational expert, but I've been traveling this road for a while and have learned some shortcuts along the way.
If you could use some course correction, or roadside assistance in the writing realm, feel free to reach out for a free consultation.
I'll let you know if I can help, or do my best to point you in the right direction, if I don't believe I have the time or skill level to get you moving forward.
If you need somebody to look under the hood of your story, that's something I do as a side-hustle to support my own writing habit. I'd be glad to go over your project and help give it a tune-up.
If You're Thinking of Hitting the Road, How About Keeping Wabash in Mind?
This might be a tiny town, but open the door, and you'll be amazed by how much this place can hold.
Whether you're looking for a place to gather, or a spot to get away, we've got plenty of options to tailor a retreat or event to your specific needs and notions.
We're not near the sea, but when the wind hits just right, the soybeans we're surrounded by can come pretty close to looking like a great big green ocean while their leaves sway and curl like surf coming into the shore.
I'd love to welcome you to visit Wabash, so you can see that view for yourself.
If you'd like to make Wabash part of your story, be sure to sign up for the next Restoring the Art of Storytelling Workshop, or click down below to schedule a chat about coming to town.
Restoring the Art of Storytelling
If you're a storyteller looking to sharpen your skills, I can't think of a more comfortable place to step out of your comfort zone than The Charley Creek Inn. This restored boutique hotel has become a focal point in the charming town of Wabash, Indiana.
Attend the Next Gathering
Reserve your spot in the rooftop Cloud Room to network with other creative people and practice pitching your story multiple times in a variety of styles and situations. The goal of this event is to help you gain clarity, confidence, and connections.
Prepare, Practice, Improve, & Polish
This won't be an ordinary workshop by any means. Everyone will be participating, and if that statement makes you uncomfortable - good - you're the very person I had in mind when I came up with this idea.
Are You Considering Creating a Gathering or Going on a Retreat?
Did you know that little Wabash, Indiana was the first electrically lit city in the world?
Here's a Bright Idea:
How About Holding Your Own Workshop or Retreat, Right Here in Wabash?
If you're looking for assistance to create a one-of-a-kind event, click the link below for a free consultation.
Take a Peek at Some of What Wabash has to Offer
Want to Come to Wabash?
Whether you're planning to gather a group - or just gather your thoughts - this is a great place to get it done.