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That's funny! I started off as a knitter, but as soon as I mastered crochet I was like, Oh this is where I belong! :thumbs: Crochet is much quicker to make something, so it's good for those us with short concentration spans. I'm also very right handed and very unco with my left - so I found that kn...

HZFerr wrote:Not a thing.

Awesome!
thanks!

So, it looked good?
there is nothing I need to fix?

Hi, I finished #8 The Storyteller. (file duration 55.5seconds)

here is the link.
https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/peaceinwar_08_earls_128kb.mp3

Thank you so much for letting me do this! I really enjoyed it!

Sarah

Same here, because I have never read the book. (It sounded rather dark) I've read it, but only once. I don't remember it being particularly dark. There are several interjections of the author (pretending to be the editor), some of which are kind of jabs at classical authors deviating from the story...

Wow!
That is great!
It is awesome to hear from people who share my interests!
Here is a link to some headbands I am trying to sell.
https://www.fiverr.com/sarahpaschall/make-you-a-crocheted-headband-with-flower

(That scarf is Gorgeous!)

Sarah, If you poke around on the controls for your microphone, it may have a noise cancellation feature. That's great when you are doing a Skype call, but not so good when you are recording an audiobook. If you find something like that, you want to turn it off. You'll get a bit of background noise ...

Mary Poppins?

The film was way better than the book.
In the book there is a creepy candy lady who breaks off her fingers and gives them to children to eat, because her fingers turn into gingerbread.
(GROSS!)

gypsygirl wrote:I prefer the film adaptation of The Princess Bride to the book.

Same here, because I have never read the book. (It sounded rather dark)

Hi,
Who here likes to crochet?
I love to crochet, I crochet headbands, animals, scarves, hats, and a vest!
Do any of you crochet without patterns?

Hi, may I have #8 The Storyteller My name is Sarah Thanks :) Hi and welcome to librivox! You are welcome to read that poem. I have signed you up, your personal catalog page is here https://librivox.org/reader/12086 :thumbs: You can get started right away :thumbs: I am sorry for posting so many time...

Thank you so much for letting me do this poem! I finished it today it is 2min, 37sec, long https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/poetryofsouthafrica_75_wilmot_128kb.mp3 :clap: Thanks, Sarah! Just a couple of technical issues to take care of before I put this in the MW. First, the name format ...

Thank you so much for letting me do this poem! I finished it today it is 2min, 37sec, long https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/poetryofsouthafrica_75_wilmot_128kb.mp3 :clap: Thanks, Sarah! Just a couple of technical issues to take care of before I put this in the MW. First, the name format ...

silverquill wrote:

SPly wrote:Hi, my name is Sarah, may I have #75 The Burgher's Gathering?

Yes, and welcome to this project and to LibriVox!

Thank you so much for letting me do this poem!
I finished it today
it is 2min, 37sec, long
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/poetryofsouthafrica_75_wilmot_128kb.mp3

kathrinee wrote:Welcome to LibriVox! Well done on your OK on the 1 minute test -- hope you'll have lots of fun recording texts you like

Thank you so much!