But I do love it when I get the floor and I can one up it with something that blows your mind. One-upmanship of of somebody else's story. That's nothing on what I've got to tell you, and you have to stop yourself because you understand that people don't like someone who is always. So you are biting your tongue going 'Oh no. It becomes a bit of a conversation competition in your head. In fact, sometimes when you're having a conversation which doesn't have the same rules, and someone's telling their bit of the conversation and you're thinking, 'Oh, no. You know, if it's a conversation, then you've got a give and take. Conversation is where, you know, there's no definite path that it's going to go, and no one should fully determine. Well, I can definitely see how you thought that or how you think that and how you like to make it from the start to the end. You can't do that because you are ruining this whole experience. It's like, No, no, no, you can't do that. I'll just cut to the chase and get to the end or take it somewhere else. particularly someone that's heard it before.thinks 'I know where this is going.
It's like, you know, sometimes someone kind of. So when your husband interrupts, do you feel like that exactly what you just described you feel like. It's like, if you're reading a fabulous book, you don't want someone else coming in and using different language and taking it down a different path, because I'm here with this story and I want it to get to the end as it was meant to be heard. Well, if it's a good story, it's terrible when someone interrupts. I'm not going to say that you should have shared the microphone, but it was very much a monologue.
But either way you were able to hold your own or carry the story on. But I still feel like they were listening. And that was also two of your daughters, who have also heard the stories probably many times. Without prompting, you were able to encapsulate or capture the audience. So I've brought you on because we've had a few dinner time experiences where you've shared quite a few colourful stories. So I give you the storytelling queen that goes by the name of Irene. But first, let's experience how this person tells a casual story that could be shared over a drink or dinner with some friends and family. I also challenged her even further to think about how one might adapt the story based on the audience, which will be interesting for you to witness.
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And boy! Can she tell a story! I found it particularly amusing how confident she is in retelling her tales with such inflection, animation and passion that I thought, I need to get a microphone in front of this human and start recording a couple of her stories because she's an excellent person to learn from in terms of how to tell a casual story. And it came about very naturally as I have made a friend in Sydney who kindly invited us round for dinner a couple of times where I had the pleasure of meeting her mother. Now, in this one, we are focusing on the power of storytelling once more. Welcome to today's episode of the show called the British English Podcast with your host me Charlie Baxter. Lauren Wheeler of TheCelebrit圜afe.com gave the song 5 out of 5 stars noting that the lyrics were "reflective" and "much deeper than some of their bigger hits." Wheeler added that the song showed that One Direction "not only have range, but also have matured through their music.Transcript of Bonus Episode 026 - Transcript Sciarretto noted that the song would resonate with listeners of many different ages and showed that One Direction "isn't just a boy band" although noted the song was not as "crazy catchy" as their previous songs. Amy Sciarretto of PopCrush gave the song 4 out of 5 stars, calling it a "contemplative, acoustic guitar-driven song" and complimenting it for being "more memorable" than any of the group's previous works. Lanksy additionally called the song "merciful" and complimented it for using alternative-folk influences without "smell like spilled beer". Sam Lanksy of Idolator called the song "surprisingly great" and noted it was a "mature midpoint" between the group's signature "rollicking pop-rock confection" and "dreary ballads". Idolator compared the song to the works of Ed Sheeran, Coldplay and Mumford & Sons. It runs for a total of four minutes and five seconds. "Story of My Life" is a mid-tempo, guitar-driven folk-pop song with influences of arena rock, alternative rock and neo folk.
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