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How Mother’s Day revealed a hidden treasure about my father

March 17, 2021 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

It took me a moment to realise the significance of last Sunday, but when it dawned on me that this was the first Mother’s Day we hadn’t been able to celebrate with Mum, I followed the lead of many others on social media and posted a photo. The image I chose was one of Mum at age 17, in 1943 – still in the thick of World War 2 but looking so excited and upbeat. When I posted it on Facebook, my … [Read more...] about How Mother’s Day revealed a hidden treasure about my father

Filed Under: My Personal Stories, Storytelling Tagged With: family history, old photographs, storytelling

How to use an old photograph to tell a meaningful new story

May 3, 2017 By Beverley Glick 1 Comment

When it comes to memories, we are all unreliable narrators. The human brain will go to great lengths in order to create a coherent sense of self, sometimes inventing things that never happened and even people who don't exist simply to hold the story together. Memory is not like a video camera. It reframes and edits events to fit our current map of the world. So next time you go for a walk down … [Read more...] about How to use an old photograph to tell a meaningful new story

Filed Under: My Personal Stories, Storytelling Tagged With: meaning, meaning and purpose, memory, old photographs, personal stories, storytelling

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