Stuart M. Perkins is originally from Richmond, Virginia. He enjoys relating his observations of daily life and recollections of growing up in a large family surrounded by cousins and animals. Everyday experiences often carry great messages. Layers of ordinary reality can be peeled back to reveal the genuinely humorous or poignant themes buried in common daily events.
Life is full of “mini-scenarios”, each hiding an interesting story. Peeling back, or shucking the mundane facts from the situation to reveal the entertaining story beneath is what Stuart enjoys most. Shucking the story from the facts. Storyshucker. Stuart currently lives in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Hi Stuart Thanks for stopping by and following my blog. I’m enjoying reading your work! Our paths will cross again!
Thanks for following my blog, I look forward to reading yours too. H
Hi Stuart. Thank you for visiting and following HoB. Much appreciated!
Hi Stuart-
Thank you for following Utgard Hag. I essentially think of myself as being a storyteller, too. I love the term storyshucking.
Thanks! I love to read blogs by other storytellers… always fun! Thanks again.
Thank you for the post like and the follow :). I’m enjoying browsing your positive blog!
Hi there,
I have nominated you for the Sunshine Blogger Award. Click on my blog post link to find out what to do next. Congrats again, I cant wait to see your post!
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Hey thanks for that!
Thank you for following my blog.
‘Honestly cool.’
Thank you for following my blog. That act brought me to yours. Although my family was not large, it still shared many of the experiences that you recall. Your writing brings back so many memories. I used to write this type of column for the Madison (Indiana) Courier. It is simply a joy to read your recollections and reminisce with you.
Thanks for that! The older I get the more the memories mean. Fun to share mine and fun to hear others. Thanks again, very much.
That was why I wrote the column in the Courier. I didn’t want that time and place to disappear. The urge to put words to reality is, in a sense, an urge to make it truly real.
I totally agree.
Hi! I wanted to take a moment to thank you for the follow on my blog. That is high praise! I look forward to catching up on your articles and following along now too!
Kate
Thanks for following my blog. I have enjoyed reading yours already.
Thank you Stuart for spending time to follow my blog.
I look forward to reading your stories. Thank you for sharing them.
Marshall