Whenever you get a chance to narrate an interesting event in your life

I add little bit of spice to make it look more attractive and spicy. I do not feel like chaning the original scenario or the original happenings. I try to narrate it, as it happened, with some coating on it. I think, little bit of coating is permitted and can be used without harming anybody.........LOL!

Bala I am bad story teller and just cannot spice it up. Not only that, I am a lousy narrator and when it comes to express anything verbally I just do it for the sake of doing it. That's it! Even though the message gets across matter-of-factly but I do not think the listener enjoy my story. Sad that is!

i just try to say it as honest as possible with ofcourse some gestures and actions. sometimes, my boyfriend says i look funny but he admits he enjoys looking and listening at my stories. i am not a very good story teller. i mumble and runs out of words to say so i just describe it in actions.

No amount of imagination. I prefer to stick to narrating it the way it happened. When I was younger, I had quite some imagination and could make an incident sound very interesting....but not anymore.

Hi bala...if ever I get to narrate a part of my personal life I keep it to the truth not to make it sound any better it worse than what it really is..your friend littleowl

If its an interesting event that happened in my life then I really don't have to make use of much imagination but only just a little bit in order to help the person I am narrating to to better envision what i am describing.It wouldn't have been interesting if i had to use imagination to narrate it.

I do add imagination to an event because it makes the experience more exciting and fun to read. I don't really exaggerate but simply tell it like it is. Giving the event an extra push often brings more readers.

Yes, maybe sometimes is easy to exagerate a little bit to make the story more exciting and since I tend to use my hands a lot when I talk it makes it more interesting.

Hmm.. most especially if I am given the chance to narrate an interesting event, I don't actually add things to it to make it more attractive, instead I'd try to see to it that it would be interesting not only to me but to those who are listening too. So, I usually just scheme through details which doesn't really give more emphasis on the event itself, and give into detail those situations which are vital for the story or event. So there it is, I usually don't add. I just decide which should be stated and which are not that important anymore. =)

No need to add imaginations on narrating a life event,to make it more interesting/attractive.It depends on how we express it.Making a full picture in the minds of the listeners is very difficult task.