Jim lloyd books (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The main question you have as a reader is the same question I get to anything I attempt: 'Why ''Why would you want to do that 'That has been the question asked about nearly every endeavor I have ever attempted.The answer is 'Because I can.'Actually, the answer this time is, someone asked me to write a story they had heard me tell, so I did. When I finished with that one, I just kept going.My name is Jim Lloyd. I have been a musician, a music teacher, a barber and, of course, a storyteller (an occupational hazard of a barber) all my life. I have spent the last forty years serving as town barber in Rural Retreat, Virginia. The barbershop has always been a hub for sharing stories, music and news.I love stories; they shape us every day. Most people don't even realize they are telling a story; I saw this, I heard that, I met so and so, I remember this; sharing their lives.I grew up in the coalfields of Virginia and West Virginia listening to the stories of my elders. My grandfather taught me at a very young age that memory is important. He said stories will fade away when we are gone. People need to know, to remember. That is what we have here: memories.Stories can inspire, be a warning, be a memory, make us laugh, make us think, or make us cry. Sometimes all at the same moment. I hope you experience all the above with this book.Allons-yJim.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The main question you have as a reader is the same question I get to anything I attempt: "Why?""Why would you want to do that?"That has been the question asked about nearly every endeavor I have ever attempted.The answer is "Because I can."Actually, the answer this time is, someone asked me to write a story they had heard me tell, so I did. When I finished with that one, I just kept going.My name is Jim Lloyd. I have been a musician, a music teacher, a barber and, of course, a storyteller (an occupational hazard of a barber) all my life. I have spent the last forty years serving as town barber in Rural Retreat, Virginia. The barbershop has always been a hub for sharing stories, music and news.I love stories; they shape us every day. Most people don't even realize they are telling a story; I saw this, I heard that, I met so and so, I remember this; sharing their lives.I grew up in the coalfields of Virginia and West Virginia listening to the stories of my elders. My grandfather taught me at a very young age that memory is important. He said stories will fade away when we are gone. People need to know, to remember. That is what we have here: memories.Stories can inspire, be a warning, be a memory, make us laugh, make us think, or make us cry. Sometimes all at the same moment. I hope you experience all the above with this book.Allons-yJim A small-town barber shares a lifetime of wit, wisdom, and Appalachian folklore gathered from behind his chair. These are the memories that shape a community, one story and one song at a time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The main question you have as a reader is the same question I get to anything I attempt: "Why?""Why would you want to do that?"That has been the question asked about nearly every endeavor I have ever attempted.The answer is "Because I can."Actually, the answer this time is, someone asked me to write a story they had heard me tell, so I did. When I finished with that one, I just kept going.My name is Jim Lloyd. I have been a musician, a music teacher, a barber and, of course, a storyteller (an occupational hazard of a barber) all my life. I have spent the last forty years serving as town barber in Rural Retreat, Virginia. The barbershop has always been a hub for sharing stories, music and news.I love stories; they shape us every day. Most people don't even realize they are telling a story; I saw this, I heard that, I met so and so, I remember this; sharing their lives.I grew up in the coalfields of Virginia and West Virginia listening to the stories of my elders. My grandfather taught me at a very young age that memory is important. He said stories will fade away when we are gone. People need to know, to remember. That is what we have here: memories.Stories can inspire, be a warning, be a memory, make us laugh, make us think, or make us cry. Sometimes all at the same moment. I hope you experience all the above with this book.Allons-yJim A small-town barber shares a lifetime of wit, wisdom, and Appalachian folklore gathered from behind his chair. These are the memories that shape a community, one story and one song at a time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…