StoryCorps

KERA’s “Think” had a great show yesterday with StoryCorps founder Dave Isay.
The StoryCorps project records American stories from all walks of lives by inviting individuals to bring a family member to the booth and spend 40 minutes interviewing them.
Once the session is over, the participants receive a copy of the interview and one copy is sent to the Library of Congress for safe keeping so generations to come can listen and learn from the stories.
From Think:

StoryCorps, the revolutionary project to record American stories, is visiting North Texas and we want you to participate. We’ll spend this hour with StoryCorps founder and MacArthur Fellow, Dave Isay. We’ll also hear a few of the remarkable stories the project has collected since its inception in 2003.

You can listen to the show here
Or find out more and listen to other clips at the StoryCorps website.
Such a great idea. If you’re in the Dallas/Fort Worth area I’d really recommend trying to get a family member to join you during a StoryCorps interview.
Or read the DIY Guide and record stories for your own family.

UMHB 48, Texas Lutheran 0

UMHB put the spank on Texas Lutheran yesterday.
Very nicely done. This is the third game UMHB seems to have walked all over their opponents.
It may easily be one of the best teams, if not the best teams the school has ever produced.
Should we start planning a trip to Salem yet?

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I just have to share this great photo of my mate Thomas over in Scotland. He’s got a lot of great photos from a wedding he and his entire family was in this weekend.
His life Olly sang, and his daughters Miriam and Dayna were both in the wedding as well as the flower girl and a brides maid.
Congrats to the new married couple and thanks for the fun pics Thomas.
I don’t think my life would let me get away with wearing kilts at our wedding. 😉 Maybe I should have tried cowboy boots and Stetsons.