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Launch Day! Stepping Into Someone Else's World

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Welcome to my website. 


To launch my site I've created a vlog. 


Put on your climbing shoes, we're headed for the Beartooth Pass in the Rocky Mountains.


Do you have a real life situation or fictional setting/situation/character you would like us to discuss?
I look forward to your comments.
Oh, and take a moment to become a follower.

Wednesday is the next post. Lets have a blast on 4th of July!


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Unknown said…
Wonderful new web, Mary. I can't wait to read Wednesday's edition. You are inspiring.
06:57
Mary Vee Storyteller said…
Thank you for stopping by, Marcia. Looking forward to seeing you again.
07:04
Angie Dicken said…
I love hearing your voice, Mary! Excited for your new website. :)
Love,
Angie
08:05
Julia M. Reffner said…
That was neat to hear your voice again! Beautiful setting and love your header!
08:16
Sherrinda Ketchersid said…
Oh Mary!!!! I love hearing your voice and putting it to your smiling face! Can't wait to see you in September!

Congratulations on your new site! I love it!
08:45
Mary Vee Storyteller said…
Angie, Julia, Sherrinda, thanks for stopping by.
I can't wait to see you at the conference in Sept also. Now you all need to make a vlog so I can hear your voice...or I guess I can wait until Sept. :)
08:48
Casey said…
Mary, I love that vlog!! My dear, why haven't you done one sooner?? GREAT new website!!!
09:07
Mary Vee Storyteller said…
Case,
My endeavors are usually a result of fab people God brings my way. Stepping from the wannabe to the doer happens when I meet people like you.
09:16
Anonymous said…
One proud husband
10:07
Candi said…
I'm so excited about your new vlog! What a unique idea you've put together Mary. Thank you for allowing us to participate and enjoy your creativity!
15:21
Mary Vee Storyteller said…
Thank you Candi. So glad you stopped by today. Looking forward to seeing you again.
17:20
Karen @ a house full of sunshine said…
Very cool, Mary! Love the bulletin-board! You are clever! And how gorgeous is your new photo??!
19:43
Pepper said…
Love it, Mary
It's BEAUTIFUL and was so good to see you!

AWESOME!!!

I love my world in the Blue Ridge...and now am compelled to video it to show people. YAY!
19:47
Mary Vee Storyteller said…
Thanks, karen. Gradually the word techy will become a middle name! :)
19:48
Mary Vee Storyteller said…
Pepper,
I agree. A Blue Ridge vlog would look great on your site. Tell me when. :)
19:49
Krista Phillips said…
LOVE LOVE LOVE, Mary! You did a fabulous job!!
20:47
Mary Vee Storyteller said…
Thanks, Krista.
Looking forward to stepping into your world sometime in September
21:11
Unknown said…
Thank you for sharing your world, and bringing awareness to others. Prayers to you and all in the way of the out of control fires.
20:20
Mary Vee Storyteller said…
Sheri,
With each post I am learning that all of us have a lot to share both praise and prayer.
Thank you for joining us.
07:15
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