Are you going to actually READ that chapter...?
Good luck with your Brahms, Catherine! What do you play?
Lyra, I've added you to the list in the first post - I'm helping Chip out a bit because he cannot possibly be here all the time - just look at his own list! Besides, I'm in a different (time) zone :)
Chip, I've also added everyone from the thread in Suggestions, and have posted a message to direct people here.
Happy March Jamboree, everyone! It's so exciting to see how many people are doing this together :)
Lyra, I've added you to the list in the first post - I'm helping Chip out a bit because he cannot possibly be here all the time - just look at his own list! Besides, I'm in a different (time) zone :)
Chip, I've also added everyone from the thread in Suggestions, and have posted a message to direct people here.
Happy March Jamboree, everyone! It's so exciting to see how many people are doing this together :)
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world." Albert Einstein
Woohoo Kara! Yes, I agree it's fun to read. Even the Wake is fun to read, one has so much freedom as to pronunciation, and everything takes on different meanings accordingly...
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world." Albert Einstein
I'm done with my readings, should be able to finish all three chapters of editing in a few hours
Chris Vee
"You never truly understand something until you can explain it to your grandmother." - Albert Einstein
"You never truly understand something until you can explain it to your grandmother." - Albert Einstein
My contribution for the Jamboree is up to now negative: I bought a new microfone and the difference to my old equipment is so great that I decided to do my Descartes-chapter (which just needed to be uploaded) and my Darwin-chapter (needed editing in some parts) all over again. But I already recorded a fairy tale with the new microfone.
"Everything in the world exists in order to end in a book." (Stéphane Mallarmé)
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Heidi ch 1 is done (and proof-listened!)
Ulysses ch 2 is submitted.
Getting of wisdom ch 2 is submitted.
Yay me! :)
Ulysses ch 2 is submitted.
Getting of wisdom ch 2 is submitted.
Yay me! :)
Kara
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"Mary wished to say something very sensible into her Zoom H2 Handy Recorder, but knew not how." -- Jane Austen (& Kara)
Yay you indeed, and yay vee as well, and sort of yay Rainer! ;)
Chip doesn't seem to be about, so I'll add you all to the intro thread.
Chip doesn't seem to be about, so I'll add you all to the intro thread.
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While you're at it, I did two short poems: Lie-Awake Song and Sometimes, and Ch. 1 of Anne of Avonlea. 
Rainer - I know what you're going through. When I got my new mic, I rerecorded an hour and a half section of Leaves of Grass!

Rainer - I know what you're going through. When I got my new mic, I rerecorded an hour and a half section of Leaves of Grass!
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"I hear the sound I love, the sound of the human voice." ~Whitman
OK Annie, you're listed (hey, you can edit yourself!! :)).
Rainer's new mic sounds great.
As does Alessia's, she has just recorded her Through the Looking Glass chapter with it. Hmmm, I should get a new mic myself... maybe I'll pick one up when I'm next in IT civilisation.
Oh, and kaseumin has just sprang a whole Japanese book with 45 chapters (in 5 handy files) on me, which I catalogued immediately! Do listen to it, it's beautifully read. I like listening to it whilst following the English translation on screen. :)
Rainer's new mic sounds great.
As does Alessia's, she has just recorded her Through the Looking Glass chapter with it. Hmmm, I should get a new mic myself... maybe I'll pick one up when I'm next in IT civilisation.
Oh, and kaseumin has just sprang a whole Japanese book with 45 chapters (in 5 handy files) on me, which I catalogued immediately! Do listen to it, it's beautifully read. I like listening to it whilst following the English translation on screen. :)
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world." Albert Einstein
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I just finished recording and editing ch. 7 of the Secret Adversary. Yay!
I'm well underway on my Domestic Cookery section, but it's a pretty big project, so I won't be finishing it this weekend, just so you know.
I'm well underway on my Domestic Cookery section, but it's a pretty big project, so I won't be finishing it this weekend, just so you know.

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Ok Chapters 29-31 of the Spy done.
I finished them a few hours ago but started uploading them and fell asleep
Well how's everyone else doing?
I finished them a few hours ago but started uploading them and fell asleep

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I'm sitting in a hotel room, thousands of miles from my good recording gear, but I'm going to bang out my remaining chapters of Pride & Prejudice regardless -- Logitech headset and background noise and all -- just to prove that I still belong to this project. :)
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