Diane Stanley's guest appearances

Diane Stanley

Me Being Crafty with Tsoniki Crazy Bull

Homeschool Mom Real

Conscious Compassion

Debbie Jeske

Sylvia Schaefer

Elizabeth Dackson

Christa Watson

Charise Randell

Angie Jones

Andrew Forsthoefel

Chris Singleton

Joe McCarthy

Angela Pingel

Christa Quilts

Jess Van Den

Nick Fiorito

Julie Persinger

Lisa Jacobs

OwlTail

Sometimes wisdom can come in the most humble package.  Teresa Diane Stanley has been blessed with the God given talent of an  extraordinary voice.  However, the thing that truly sets her apart from so many others is her indomitable spirit and ability to adapt the changes that life presents with a gracious and kind heart.  Rather than a story of strife and tragedy this is an inspirational journey that chronicles how doing what you love, while being humble and kind, can be the most rewarding way to live. 

<p>Sometimes wisdom can come in the most humble package.  Teresa Diane Stanley has been blessed with the God given talent of an  extraordinary voice.  However, the thing that truly sets her apart from so many others is her indomitable spirit and ability to adapt the changes that life presents with a gracious and kind heart.  Rather than a story of strife and tragedy this is an inspirational journey that chronicles how doing what you love, while being humble and kind, can be the most rewarding way to live. </p>

Episode 13 Teresa Diane Stanley 

Diane Stanley on preserving your story, sharing on a blog, and keeping track of what you make in whatever method works for you. She uses a quilt journal as well as her website to write about what she is making, her garden, vacations and trips she takes, and so much more. Passing along your story and your family history is so important, how are you saving information about what you are making? Stop by http://mebeingcrafty.com and let me know how you were creative today.

<p>Diane Stanley on preserving your story, sharing on a blog, and keeping track of what you make in whatever method works for you. She uses a quilt journal as well as her website to write about what she is making, her garden, vacations and trips she takes, and so much more. Passing along your story and your family history is so important, how are you saving information about what you are making? Stop by <a href="http://mebeingcrafty.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://mebeingcrafty.com</a> and let me know how you were creative today.</p>

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