On our last trip, I spent a lot of time recording my mother-in-law, Isabelle. She usually has a good story to tell. Oftentimes the stories were told while drinking tea and having a snack...that's where the rattle of plates or clinking of cutlery come in.
Side note - The other folks that participated in the talks were Ella, age 87 and Bill, her husband, age 91. Isabelle will be 78 on her next birthday.
and here's the kicker of the whole shebang.
About Me
Why am I here?
To post work that I have completed or currently working on.
I have long wanted to work on spoken stories about the world and people around me. These pieces are personal experiences which are recorded and edited by myself.
My editing process is intended to enhance the final listening experience, and is in no way used to alter the structure of the story or the intention of the teller.
I have long wanted to work on spoken stories about the world and people around me. These pieces are personal experiences which are recorded and edited by myself.
My editing process is intended to enhance the final listening experience, and is in no way used to alter the structure of the story or the intention of the teller.
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