Good evening!
Here we are with Season Two of BedTime Stories.
Chapter Two of Wind in the Willows written by Kenneth Grahame read by Cecilia Buyswheeler Gunther
I am reading to you from out on the farm (in Illinois) this evening and it is SO COLD that I am going to tuck myself into bed and listen to the bedtime story myself!
Each of the Wind in the Willows chapters is around thirty minutes. Just the right amount to time to really rest your brain.
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Lots of love,
Sleep well,
Celi
PS Remember, all the chapters of all my bedtime stories are read in one take. No editing. (Even if I sneeze). Just as though I am sat in the big armchair with my feet curled up and the book open in my lap. It is real.
Why am I reading stories to you?
Because honestly I think it is lovely to listen to a gentle old story, one we know already, one we love anyway, one we loved as a child, and just relax. Just listen. No demands. Like a bedtime story read to you as a child as you drifted off to sleep. There is no objective here other than to give you an opportunity to time yourself out from the anxiety and busy-ness of our lives, the endless work of developing a lifestyle that nourishes our earthly landscape, the fires and floods, the politics, leave that all aside for a few minutes and just replenish.
Plus - I LOVE reading aloud. Don’t you? Who does Toad remind you of?
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