darlings
we were Ever so Exhausted by the time who-we-are-in-RL got to speak last night (we enjoy a sunrise, but we rarely see 10:30PM which was the moment she got up to the mic – back on stage once more – it’s been a (very) l o n g t i m e since she performed thus).
would you like to hear the rehearsal tape?
you are Terribly Kind. 
and here’s the written version just in case you prefer to read it yourself, darlings:
such fun!
especially when we entered the bar and looked around for a Theatre Space.
it’s here…..
said a lovely man with a beard (so you have a visual) – and then he opened up a SECRET DOOR – just like in a speakeasy during Prohibition – that “looked like a library door” and we entered The Space.
*shivers*
the other storytellers?
so delicious.
poignant – funny – enthusiastic – witty – wild and winsome.
just as one would imagine a storytelling night in Los Angeles on a thursday night to be, darlings.
YOU WERE FANTASTIC! THE BEST! LOVED IT!
Ooooh delicious; but the recording stopped too soon! You know how I love to listen to voice on the ‘airwaves’ (sigh, now it’s a soundcloud but that sounds pretty, so I don’t really mind) and my radio stories are always 15 minutes long, one at 11am and one at 3pm daily :). More please! Will there be a part two, do you think? My little laptop wouldn’t download your pdf :(
oh dear!
we just asked the virtual postman to give it to you via email……hope it arrives safely.
there will be a part ii of storytelling but due to who-we-are-in-RL work commitments we heard that she cannot participate again until december – so there’ll be a nice festive story then, no doubt.
which radio stories do you listen to? links please!!
Thank you gloria nimbus! Gratefully received. My links to radio stories are being unhelpful but this is where it happens http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/drama
I wanted to share Owen Scott’s An Island Calling but it is not there. But I found this http://www.anislandcalling.blogspot.co.nz/ We look forward to Part 2 in December.
ah. due to international copyright restrictions it said “no!” to lots of the programmes but we just found these feed and it’s jolly exciting hearing news and views from the other end of the world – thank you!! http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/programmes/mailbox
It is, it is. I would listen more if my broadband were faster and cheaper.
Lovely piece, really. Thank you so much for sharing.
thank you ever so much for reading/listening!!
*wavingtoSeoul*
_tg xxx
There’s something strangely comforting about breaking from the familiar to start afresh in new lands.
Just curious, how did you choose LA as your landing spot?
Dearest G
Glorious.
And finally… a use for Victoria’s Secret!
I’m sure you wowed them (or the equivalent in LA speak).
Yours ever
The Perfumed Dandy
they all seemed a little surprised by the Accent which can be soft, muted and ironic after so much American Exuberance ;-)
soooo good to hear your voice of you. and proud!!!
xxxx
thank you dear clever voice actor friend!!!!
*wavingtoberlin*
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Bravoooooo!!!! Oh that was lovely. If it was a lovely start to V’s day it was a major lift in my evening and blew my crankiness right out the window. Now, I have to admit that as we are currently listening to Chilly Gonzalez on itunes, I only read your story but will listen to it my dear happily too..
Bisous.
oooo, we adore a new musical reference!
thank you!
*wavingfromlosangeles*
tg xx
Now, that’s a story to start the day – LOVE IT.
Thank you!!!! *wavingeastwards*