If you had one story to share with the world from your life, what would it be?
Back in 2003 at the tender age of 16, I began my first blog “Naz Acad” where I recounted the day-to-day experiences of life in an Upstate New York all girls Catholic High School. This carried on with a following of fellow classmates until my inevitable graduation and entry in higher education. Sadly, my first shot at internet literary achievement via blogging went by the wayside in college with the dawn of my new found social life. I had no reason to continue my inaugural blog and was otherwise overwhelmed with the onslaught of adulthood for a new pursuit.
7 years later, I’ve taken to blogging again. For those of you who know me, my personal blog is A Rhapsody in Green. When I picked up blogging for a second time and started “Rhapsody”, I decided that I wanted to do something a little different. I didn’t want to take a daily inventory of my life and lay it out for everyone to see. Rather, I wanted to look back into my past and retell some of the stories of events that have shaped me into who I am today.
What I’ve come to find as an avid blog reader is that everyone has a story to tell whether funny or sad, current or nostalgic, severe or nonsensical — and I want to hear it. The LifeStory Project was created to take a look into bloggers lives, to tell the world who they are, to tell their story the way I chose to tell mine. So when I ask, “If you had one story to share with the world from your life, what would it be?” now is your chance. I’m listening.
Everyone Has a Story… and I Want to Hear it
To be a part of the LifeStory Project, start HERE with the guidelines.
About Me: I am KellyFlorenceE and I’m famous for writing in the present tense, for being an overly-prolific wordsmith, and for being completely “twitilliterate.” I enjoy the reputation that comes with being a redhead and I love reading what other people write. I’m a storyteller at heart, hence my faux-novel blog A Rhapsody in Green which has been growing up before my very eyes.
