Tag: narration

MY LIFE AS TOLD TO ME BY ME

When I was little, I had imaginary playmates. I talked to them. They followed me around. I was never bored because I had friends who really understood me. After I started school, my shadow friends left, never to return. Instead, I got a narrator who has been my lifelong companion. Whatever has gone wrong in my … Continue reading MY LIFE AS TOLD TO ME BY ME

THE NARRATOR

When I was little, I had imaginary playmates. I talked to them. They followed me around. I was never bored because I had friends who really understood me. After I started school, my shadow friends left, never to return. Instead, I got a narrator who has been my lifelong companion. Whatever has gone wrong in my … Continue reading THE NARRATOR

LORD OF THE RINGS, ANDY SERKIS NARRATOR: AUDIBLE, TAKE 2

I should have known better. I should have read more deeply into before judging it. Even now, I'm not sure what to say.Most of this book was written by Tolkien but a few significant areas were written by someone or something else. When I first heard material I didn't remember reading or hearing, I thought … Continue reading LORD OF THE RINGS, ANDY SERKIS NARRATOR: AUDIBLE, TAKE 2

NARRATING MY LIFE

When I was little, I had imaginary playmates. I talked to them. They followed me around. I was never bored because I had friends who really understood me. After I started school, my shadow friends left, never to return. Instead, I got a narrator who has been my lifetime companion. Whatever has gone wrong in … Continue reading NARRATING MY LIFE

LIVING IN REAL-TIME

When I was little, I had imaginary playmates. I talked to them. They followed me around. I was never bored because I had friends who really understood me. After I started school, my shadow friends left, never to return. Instead, I got a narrator who has been my lifetime companion. Whatever has gone wrong in … Continue reading LIVING IN REAL-TIME

THE NARRATOR

Who should narrate my life?  This is an area in which I can truly claim expertise. I listen to ... have listened to ... thousands of audiobooks. Am currently listening to two (one on the computer in the living room, a second in the bedroom on the Kindle). Marguerite Gavin. She has a warm, easy-to-listen-to … Continue reading THE NARRATOR

I MET A MAN WHO WASN’T THERE

Yesterday upon the stair I met a man who wasn't there. He wasn't there again today ... Gee I wish he'd go away." Childhood ditty  When I was little, I had imaginary playmates. I talked to them. They followed me around. I was never lonely because I had friends who understood me. After I started school, … Continue reading I MET A MAN WHO WASN’T THERE

FIXING TYPOS IN MY LIFE STORY

IMAGINARY FRIEND - Weekly Writing Challenge When I was little, I had imaginary playmates. I talked to them. They followed me around. I was never lonely because I had friends who understood me. After I started school, my shadow friends left, never to return. More accurately, they consolidated and acquired a more sophisticated persona. "They" became a … Continue reading FIXING TYPOS IN MY LIFE STORY

FIXING TYPOS IN MY LIFE STORY

Worlds Colliding --There’s work you and home you, café you and hospital you, friends you and strangers you. In this week’s writing challenge, tell us about a time when two or more of your “yous” ran into each other. When I was little, I had imaginary playmates. I talked to them. They followed me around. … Continue reading FIXING TYPOS IN MY LIFE STORY

LIFE IN REAL TIME

When I was little, I had imaginary playmates. I talked to them. They followed me around. I was never bored because I had friends who really understood me. After I started school, my shadow friends left, never to return. Instead, I got a narrator who has been my lifetime companion. Whatever has gone wrong in my … Continue reading LIFE IN REAL TIME