Melody Writes
Writer Chick With a UkuleleI'm a Writer and avid ukulele player who loves the Beatles, the 1960s, nature, and my fun, crazy family and friends. I'm editing my memoir, “How Do I Explain This to My Kids?”, and am a member of Story Summit.
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Frodo Lives!
> The “Greatest Adventure” from the 1977 cartoon, “The Hobbit, by Glen Yarborough. The “greatest adventure” forever lives in our hearts and minds.
Happy Fall Equinox Day!
> When light turns to darkness. Mother Nature’s Son (by Paul McCartney or “Lennon/McCartney”) from the White Album. (Excuse the poor sound quality. I’m battling with his webcam. I considered re-recording this on my phone, but it’s already a...
A Trip Through the Ancient Redwoods.
> A video of our fantastic adventure in the ancient redwoods! The music background features my son, Stevie, and me, who sing “Ripple” together while I play the ukulele. Also, “Love Me Do” with my sister friend, Dee Smith.
Guinness the Cat
In 2023 for 100 Days of Ukulele, I sang, “I Saw Her Standing There” to my Guinness the Cat, with an introduction of him. At this time, I was sure he’d live until at least 23 years old!
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Mary Lane Cryns, aka Melody, MFA in Creative Nonfiction, active member of Story Summit, who loves the Beatles, the 60s, nature, and my fun, crazy family and friends. Finishing my memoir, “How Do I Explain This to My Kids?”
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