I have happy memories as a very young child being read stories... a long long time ago. As an adult it is such a gift to be read a story especially a story that is personal and meaningful, and you do it so gently that I find myself shifting focus from my world to the one you are reading.
I just LOVE listening to you read. You have such a calm voice and I love the descriptions. I see that I can read them for myself, but I don't need more things to read over the internet. Usually I avoid recorded things (especially videos), but I can work on little projects while you read.
I've recorded books myself (for my granddaughter) and I love reading out loud to people. I found that she's no longer listening to my recordings, so I wish I had an audience like you do. But I don't write my own stories. Thank you for doing this.
You are most welcome, Jeanne and thank You for listening and commenting. This has been the most exciting development in my development so far. It is as though I have found my voice. I used to cringe if I heard my recorded voice! So, your support and encouragement is so important to me. Thank you.
I loved both of these stories and by writing the Boatbuilder's Daughter you certainly did write what you knew. You painted such a vivid picture, I felt like I was there with you as a 14 year old girl. I had read the story earlier but it really came to life when you read it out loud. Thank you.
I have happy memories as a very young child being read stories... a long long time ago. As an adult it is such a gift to be read a story especially a story that is personal and meaningful, and you do it so gently that I find myself shifting focus from my world to the one you are reading.
What a fantastic compliment Dale/ “shifting focus from my world to the one you are reading.” A great compliment really!! Thank you so much c
I just LOVE listening to you read. You have such a calm voice and I love the descriptions. I see that I can read them for myself, but I don't need more things to read over the internet. Usually I avoid recorded things (especially videos), but I can work on little projects while you read.
I've recorded books myself (for my granddaughter) and I love reading out loud to people. I found that she's no longer listening to my recordings, so I wish I had an audience like you do. But I don't write my own stories. Thank you for doing this.
You are most welcome, Jeanne and thank You for listening and commenting. This has been the most exciting development in my development so far. It is as though I have found my voice. I used to cringe if I heard my recorded voice! So, your support and encouragement is so important to me. Thank you.
I loved both of these stories and by writing the Boatbuilder's Daughter you certainly did write what you knew. You painted such a vivid picture, I felt like I was there with you as a 14 year old girl. I had read the story earlier but it really came to life when you read it out loud. Thank you.
Thank you Darlene. Going forward I am wondering if I should ONLY read them. That would cut down on how many emails you get! What do you think?
I think it's nice to have a choice. Sometimes listening works well for me but other times reading works better. And sometimes I do both!
Ah . Yes. I did wonder about that. What if I posted the recording WITH the text - then a person could choose?
Perfect!!
Yes - Great! Thank you!