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I'm going to listen to as much Karl Schmidt as I can. He did wonderful work for Wisconsin Public Radio.

ALL good advice.

Back to schooling for me.

Sound advice, I'm sure.

I'd sure like to be able do young women's voices, though, without sounding ridiculous.

I acted a bit when I was young, but the only role I had that used a 'new' voice was the Gryphon in Alice in Wonderland.

God forgive me if this is seen as cheating, but I have about three 'voices' that sound reasonably different, unless I do accents, which is probably not a good idea for me. (I still do a pretty good Long Island accent, though, as I spent years there.) Three just doesn't seem enough, especially as it'...

Ideal! Welcome, friend!

'Farewell to Spring," a chapter from "Stories of Wild Flowers Children Love" by Katherine Chandler 7:44 Katherine Chandler (1865-1930) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katherine_Agnes_Chandler https://archive.org/details/storiesofwildflo00chan/page/129 https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet...

I think you'll like it here. Welcome!

Hahahahha! I'm a greeter at church.

Honestly, I think young people want and expect immediate feedback, even if it's just to say welcome. If the LivriVox community is too laid back about responding, I think it will lose people quickly. People like praise and feedback or encouragement. I'm not quite sure how that fits in with your fine ...

Take a seat at the table!

Welcome! So nice of you to join us.

Welcome, welcome!

Welcome!

Welcome! Thank you for joining.

(I can't wait to hear you say 'about.')

https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/onthesea_turgenev_ks_128kb.mp3

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