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jen_b You sound effects are terrific :) As is your ending. Great action.
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asliceofwiz I enjoyed this... especially the ending.
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ganymeder123 What a horrifying story. Kids have died being stuck in freezers! *shiver* And the poor crab! I've always thought boiling live animals was cruel. I can't understand how people could possibly rationalize it.
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jen_b Thank you! It's not autobiographical. :)
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rebeccainspain Magical, yet terrifying. Now THIS sounded autobiographical.
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TonyNoland Very nice. Hearing the author read gives you a great insight into the story.
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play0:00 / 2:58AnnieEvett likes this.
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spare-shade Hi! I hope that you may be to participate in this project. "the act of listening is the act of inscribing” project explores the notions of home, poem and the human voice. I am asking you to voice your home. This can be many things, said in many different ways. It can be a thought, a feeling, an emotion, a memory, a confusion, whatever it is that is housing your being now. Or, it can simply be your sense of home - a feeling of being at home. Maybe it is just a word, a poem, or a thought that is on your mind right now. It could be a broken dish in your sink. Or, a place, a situation you are in. It can be a worry that is preoccupying you, or an aspiration you are pursuing. It can be this moment, or a memory. It can be a ruin, or a broken home. Whatever home is for you, or whatever houses your thoughts or brings you closer to home, or to this moment, please voice it. Time is a commodity in great demand but rather limited and jealousy guarded supply, so I sincerely appreciate you sharing it. And I would appreciate if you record home in your voice as an audio-boo – my account is http://audioboo.fm/spare-shade . For complete information about this project please visit a spare shade of light http://spareshade.com/ Thank you, ivan PS. please free to forward this on.
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AnnieEvett for the rest of the story - check out http://annieevett.blogspot.com/2011/11/precipice.html
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