Let me introduce you….
I do hope you’ll join us each month as we find out more about Willow Goodhope, more about the other residents at The Coach House Trailer Park, and more about the story behind Elderberry Croft.
AND watch for upcoming fun recipes and how-to posts about the gifts in Willow’s elderberry twig baskets!
Have you ever met anyone like Willow Goodhope? Have you discovered the amazing elderberry or is there a culinary or medicinal herb that you can’t live without?
I love the video, Becky! You did a fabulous job, not only of presenting your story, but presenting yourself as a writer. I don’t know that I could come off half as well as you did.
Tamara! Thank you – I’m totally thrilled that you checked it out! And your compliment is highest praise, believe me.
Blessings,
Becky
I’ve read the first 3 chapters of Elderberry Croft and hope to read the rest tonight. You write very well, Becky and the story has definitely caught my interest–great characters! I wish you the best and look forward to following your writing journey (so keep those installments coming!). Blessings to you and yours!
Beautiful video of an entrancing story. I know people are going to flock to this blog in droves, anxiously awaiting the next month’s installment of mystery and hope. Can’t wait to own the entire book someday. It just makes me smile, every time. And you are obviously so close to your characters, they seem like real people! Loved this vlog!!! Do more!
Heather! Thanks for the words of encouragement! This was fun…after the tears and kicking and flailing over failed attempts. Now that I know HOW to do this, maybe I’ll actually DO it more often. Eep.
Becky, you are so poised and charming, and the story sounds like it’s only going to get better, which is awesome, because it is lovely to start with!!
Jennifer, so thankful for you in my life. Thanks for your shoulders.
What a great video! You’ve got very good screen presence, and a voice that’s perfect for the mission – a voice which you know how to use. I used to do video production, and I have rarely seen a screen personality with as much warmth and vitality.
And the story’s great!
(Sorry for the rather tardy post…a few challenges in the past few days.)
Andrew – you and Barbara are always in my prayers. Thank you for your encouraging and uplifting words! I’m honored. Wow. I’m hoping these come a little easier with time – that first one is a doozy!
Blessings, my friend. Hug that woman of yours for me.
Becky
The hug is given, with delight!
I would never have guessed that it would have been the first of that kind of video presentation you’ve done. The poise is your writing is echoed by that in your screen presence. What’s unique is the wayyou invite the viewer to participate, by gesture and nuance. It’s something that can be neither learned, nor taught.