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Storytelling is vital to teaching language, culture and history in many societies, especially in rural areas where literacy rates are low to non-existent. This is no less true in communities comprised of the Little People.
A collection of thoughts, observations and records, mostly of favourite strolls in the Shire, by a bunch of Shire Strollers. A Hobbit's search for everything that matters.
A collection of writings from the 82 year old Tollu, whose memories stretch back to brighter days and warmer summers, and who finds it difficult to understand how Hobbit life is slowly changing.
Tuesday, December 5th, 3019. Hullo again, journal. Due to my busy schedule as a popular and important country gentlehobbit, I have decided that I shall primarily write in this journal every Tuesday, safe for perhaps certain special occasions. In these entries I shall speak about the different occurrences of what had happened throughout my week. Now the most difficult part in writing these entries is how do I begin?
Tuesday, 28th, November, 3019. Dear journal, my name is Theudo Furryfoot, Esquire. I am a country gentlehobbit and the highly esteemed master of Furryfoot Hall. I hail from West Farthing of the Shire. I have received this journal as a Mathom gift from my dear friend, Ronol Burrweed a few months ago. Unfortunately the date of his birthday appears to elude my memory at the moment of writing this entry.