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a picture story of our story-telling contest

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Esther photographed last week’s story-telling contest and compiled a lovely tale of it all. I’m not going to tell you whether I won or not because that would compromise my character’s anonymity, but it sure was a lot of fun! And I’m so happy I’ve now tried story-telling in WoW. Now maybe I’ll find the courage to sign up for one of the story-telling events with people I don’t already know…

4 thoughts on “a picture story of our story-telling contest”

  1. Ali

    Actually, for those of us who have paid attention to your blog and looked at Esther’s pictures your character’s annonymity has already been compromised….

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  2. Jill

    Yeah, I sort of figure that, but I’d rather the bits of my life required a little deduction and reading over time to piece together than that they be utterly transparent – like Lilia.

    😉

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  3. Esther

    Happy to take the references down as always!

    E x

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  4. Jill

    Nah, Esther, not a problem – I don’t need to be utterly anonymous, just a little obscure 🙂

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