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Patron Live Chat TONIGHT - Defining Moments (Patreon)

Published:
2024-07-03 23:07:53
Imported:
2026-06

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Hello lovelies,

I've yet to complete the schedule for the 3rd quarter of this year, but we're still on to have a Patron chat tonight at 6:00 PM Pacific Time (9:00 PM Eastern Time/2:00 AM in London but 11:00 AM in Sydney).

If you're willing, I'd love to hear each person talk about a defining moment in their life - one that made you who you are.

I've been doing a lot of writing and thinking lately about how I can improve my storytelling abilities and also clarify the brand identity of TCV... which is closely tied with who I fundamentally am. I'll tell y'all a little more about that to hopefully inspire a transparent conversation for all.

We'll use the same Zoom chat per usual:

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6255160360?pwd=a2JHbWJYSmU5RFdmdkVsdGlOOEgzdz09&omn=82020046253

Meeting ID: 625 516 0360

Passcode: Diphthong!

See you all soon!

Elizabeth

Comments

Andrew Warwick

That was entertaining, enlightening and all around good fun. Love the type of people that TCV attracts. I may not be able to join premiere chats, get on Discord as much as I'd like, but the patron chats always show me that I'm in good company here. Great topic last night. See y'all next time!

The Zenaxa

Got curious enough to look up the piano in the Lightner Museum and maybe the opera singer who was accompanied by it. The piano was the easier of the 2... 1873 Chickering & Sons grand piano - still playable today, I read. Elizabeth would likely love the music room of this St Augustine, Florida museum. The opera singer, I can only make a best guess at, though her name did feel familiar: Louise Homer The time frame of her touring, performing, notoriety, and link to St Augustine all fit with the age of the piano and the venue(s) where it may have been used in town. Neat!