Bartholomew Asks... What are your holiday food traditions?

After the story reading at Dreamland Arts at the end of November, some people stuck around to answer some of Bartholomew's questions.  Here, they answer the question: What are your holiday food traditions?



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Bartholomew Asks... What Do You Look for in a Partner?

Bartholomew Asks...What Have You Learned From Your Parents?

This week's Bartholomew Asks... is about what we have learned from our parents.  This week's story is about Gerald trying to teach his boys a lesson.  It's not a lesson most of us would try to teach, but that's Gerald.  Of course, there is much we have learned from our parents that we are not even aware of; a tick, a sneer, a laugh, a smile when we are reading, an attitude toward country music, an attitude toward anyone who is different in some manner or another, etc.  But, we are aware of what they tried to teach us through advice, good or bad.  We also know that we are just like them in some ways, whether good or bad.

What have you learned from your parents?  Here is this week's video question.

Friends, Friends, Friends

This first story in The Book of Bartholomew is about Bartholomew discovering he needs friends.  Do people really need friends?  Do you need your friends?  Yes, people do become more capable as they get older and do not need as much assistance with life.  And some people are introverts and like being alone.  But everybody has and needs friends.

I am introducing a feature of The Book of Bartholomew: Bartholomew Asks...   Each week, a short video is presented with a question for that week's story.  In the video, people give short answers to the question.  This week, Bartholomew Asks: What is it you appreciate about your friends?  What do you look for in a friend?

You can write an answer here at the blog or share a text or video response at The Book of Bartholomew Facebook Page.