Story Telling

Facilitator: Mike Kehl, (970) 690-3724, mkehl512@gmail.com
Dates: Tuesdays, March 31 - April 21, 2026 (4 weeks)
Time: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Text: None Presentations: None required Location: Foxtail 2, Senior Center Class limit: 20+

Story Telling is not a writing class in the usual sense, and it’s certainly not about perfect sentences or polished pages. It’s about the stories that come from a life well lived. There are moments that come from family, work, friendships, and ordinary days that still linger in our memories for one reason or another. Most of us have been telling these stories for years, often without thinking much about them, in conversations, on walks, or around the kitchen table. This class simply offers a relaxed space to slow down, give those stories a bit of shape, and, if you choose, share them with others. We’ll keep the writing light, the time manageable, and the focus on short, meaningful stories rather than long projects. The goal is not to produce something perfect, but to enjoy the act of remembering and telling stories that matter to each of us. Class members will be encouraged to share their stories in a relaxed and focused setting. This class/workshop does not require long assignments or polished works.