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LET’S MAKE A METAPHOR

Hi Andy and all of the Change Campers,

Big Thank You to Andy for accepting me as a presenter at this years autumn Change Camp.  I am very much looking forward to it.  Autumn is my favourite time of year.   I love crunching them leaves after deliberately going out of my way to find the biggest pile to walk through and I love how the plants and trees give up their harvest bounty, before retreating back into the soil for renewal and sustenance from the earth.

I do love pumpkin time.  Pumpkin soup.  Pumpkin pie.  Pumpkin wine.  Roasted pumpkin. Scary faced pumpkin.  Pumpkin lantern.

I’m thinking up a pumpkin dish to bring and share with you.

My Change Camp Presentation this autumn is all about Metaphor.  We will explore our metaphor landscapes.  Indulge in our imagined realities.  Add some direction and movement to our metaphor in a 3D spatial matrix.  What if the metaphor’s we use, have a literal meaning in our lives?  Are our metaphor’s always useful?  What if our metaphor’s were to change organically by simple metamorphosis?  So, I invite you to come with me and together……

“LET’S MAKE A METAPHOR.”

 

9 Responses to “LET’S MAKE A METAPHOR”

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  1. Angela Walls says:

    Yes please, I would like to attend

  2. Hello Angela!

    Great, see you there.

  3. Aline says:

    I’d like to attend this session please!

    Aline

  4. Hi Aline,

    Great, see you there :-)

    Joanne

  5. Louisececilia@hotmail.com says:

    I would like to attend this session please!

  6. This looks fun! I’d like to come please.

  7. catherine says:

    Hi, I would like to attend your session at changecamp.
    Hope it is a great day. Catherine

  8. Many, Many, Many Thank You’s to EVERYBODY who attended my presentation. I had lots of fun. You were all great and I learned a lot and thank you for joining in and giving feedback.

    Blog to follow, with some examples of METAPHORS that WE/YOU MADE. I treasure them all.

    Joanne

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