Aug. 5, 2025

(music) Whisper Tuesday | LMBYTS #1406 | Jason Newland | 5th August 2025

(music) Whisper Tuesday | LMBYTS #1406 | Jason Newland | 5th August 2025
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Hello, and welcome.

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To Jasonnewland dot com. My name's Jason new Land. Please

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only listen when you can faithfully close your eyes. This

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is whisper Tuesday.

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Let me boy to sleep. Hello, Hello, how you doing?

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Why so all itchy back? Still getting feedback from the

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whisper sound quality I've tried to.

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Improve. The problem is with the whisper.

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It's it's weird. The better of the microphone is the

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harder it is to pick up the whispers for some reason.

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And then once the whisper is done, I have to

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increase the volume otherwise you won't be able to hear it,

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which kind of I don't know.

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We'll see.

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So last night I sorted through my book because I

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had or my books stacked. I did, I say, I

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only listen when you can save to close your eyes.

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Of course, this being a whisper recorded by the way,

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if you don't know, okay, Yes, So I had all

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my books stacked on the windowsill. It was just a

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temporary thing, partly because I'm tadying up, and also I've

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wearing my help block out some of that noise from

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over the fence. But what it did is it seemed

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it did block out some noise, but the air seemed

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very that the stifling in air, there was no air flow.

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It might also be because I've been moving books around

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so that I were dusty. So what I've done is

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I have separated all the books and on my bookcase

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is the only books I have are hypnosis books. How

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many hypnosis books do I have? One, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, nineteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, twenty,

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twenty one, two, twenty three, twenty four, twenty five, twenty six,

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twenty seven, eight, twenty nine, thirty, thirty one, thirty two,

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thirty three, thirty four, thirty five, thirty six, thirty seven,

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thirty eight, thirty nine, forty, forty one, forty two, forty three,

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forty four, forty five, forty six, forty seven, forty eight,

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forty nine, fifty fifty.

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One, fifty two, fifty three, fifty.

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Four, fifty five, fifty six, fifty seven, fifty eight, fifty nine, sixty,

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sixty one, sixty.

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Two, sixty three, sixty four, sixty five.

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Six six, six, seven, and sixty eight, sixty nine, seventy

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seventy one, seventy two, seventy three, seventy four, seventy five,

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seventy six, seventy seven, seventy eight, seventy nine, eighty, eighty one,

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eighty two, eighty three, eighty four, eighty five, eighty six,

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eighty seven, eighty eight, eighty nine, ninety, ninety one, ninety two,

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ninety three, ninety four, ninety five, ninety six, ninety seven,

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ninety eight, ninety nine.

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I Went to Turn My Head Round.

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One hundred one, two, three, four.

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Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.

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Fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty one, twenty two,

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twenty three, twenty four, twenty five, twenty six, twenty seven,

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twenty eight, twenty nine, thirty, thirty one, thirty two, thirty three,

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thirty four, thirty five, thirty six, thirty seven, thirty eight,

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fifty nine, forty, forty one, forty two, forty three, forty four,

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forty five, forty six, forty seven, forty eight, forty nine,

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fifty fty, one, hundred two three, fifty four, five, fifty six,

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fifty seven, fifty eight, fifty nine, sixty six one, sixty

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sixty three, sixty four, sixty five, seventy, sixty eight six

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seventy seventy one. I might have miscounted book roughly. Oh no,

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there's another. Okay, there's more than on the other bookcase.

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So there's three bookcases. I can't see that one because

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my head doesn't see round corners. It's just under two

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hundred books. I've got hypnosis. And now my neck is

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all stiff. It's sad enough. Forty thirty years ago, we

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never mentioned it. When I woke up, I'd have a

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stiff neck every morning. It's almost like parts of my body.

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Of just trains.

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Third.

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Should I relax it?

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But he's internally shaken a little bit?

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Are you cold, Vinny? You're cold? He woke me up.

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I don't know if he woke me up, but he

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kind of woke up at the same time as me.

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I was having some very strange.

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Dreams, very strange, well, a very strange dream. There was

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this one I was in this.

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I don't know what it was. I really don't know

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what it was, but I was. I had Vinny with me, Yeah,

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I did. I had Vinny and as he does his

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contency of running off and in dreams, he does the same.

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Thing, and he was getting excited. I was in the street,

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and he was getting excited to see a lady complete stranger,

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and exactly that's what he does. He gets excited over people,

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and then we go around. She walks off and goes

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around the corner. He's all excited and he wraps right

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away around the van that she's in. I don't know

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how long the lead must have been, but it was

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super long for some reason, and.

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She starts the van, which was weird. There was another scene.

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In this dream where I'm in the pub and it's

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the old pub where my landlady and landlord used to drink.

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I've had that dream a few times when I'm kind

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of was trying to avoid them just from awkwardness, and

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there was someone there that it was weird. Okay, it's

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something I having this conversation with somebody and.

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They're laughing, and then I say something that they don't like,

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and I'm completely kind of blocked out of.

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The friendship group. And it turned out that there was

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one particular person who I thought I was friends with

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who's telling everyone, you know, basically controlling the environment. Very strange.

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I mean, that's not.

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That's not real life for me. I suppose it has

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been in certain situations, not for quite a while, and usually.

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It would not be something that I'd brought up with.

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Yeah, it was weird, like clearing up food from the floor.

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I don't know why, very strange and whole thing. I

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was very tired when I went to bed last night,

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really tired. It was, I don't know really, I think

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it was still of moving about and doing the sorting

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out the books.

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I got a little bit of a sweat on or

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create a little bit of a puddle. And yeah, I was.

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Physically tired when I went to bed, which doesn't happen

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too often.

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Right now, I'm feeling physically hungry. Oh yes, a little

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bit hungry, my dear m.

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Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah ha A

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bit about about. So today I'm gonna.

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Probably continue with my little tidy up and just a

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little bit each day. I need to figure a way

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to soundproof that window, though, but not permanently, just when

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I need it to be soundproofed. So I'm thinking of

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doing is getting some curtains and putting them on those.

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It's just basically putting them like layer after layer after layer.

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The thickness of the window sill inside the window sill

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of the window, and because you know, the window is

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not just.

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Flat, it's but it's flat, but the window goes out

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a little bit I suppose, like a little bit of

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a bay window kind of but maybe not.

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No, it's not no, it's not a bay window.

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But there's room.

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There's a window sill on the inside. So I can

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maybe get one, two, three, four or five thick curts

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and just lay them, and I might do the job.

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I look into it.

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I mean, I could just try and get some really.

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Thick curtains for the outside.

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But I'm thinking I might need a bit more than that, because.

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I don't need not after kind of soundproofing the whole time,

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just when I'm making recordings, and occasionally if it gets

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a little bit too squeaky out there but too screaming.

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So much of this massive storm that we're supposed to

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have didn't get it in this area.

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Had a bit of.

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Wind, not me, but the weather was a bit windy.

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Don't bit windy now, was it? And of course the

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weather the newspeople were giving it a name, Tiffany or

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Barbara or whatever. I don't know why why we need

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to have names for the weather, but yeah, it's very

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un British and to be doing stuff like that given

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a name to the weather.

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Oh, it's storm Daniel, It's.

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What's the name Daniels, Dusty Daniels.

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I don't know.

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I just.

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Don't really understand why way way way, way.

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Way, and.

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What might do.

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Because I might just do this recorded and uploaded just

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one version the volume is without increasing the volume in editing,

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which means I'll only be one version of the recording,

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or maybe due to two versions, one with music one without.

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I don't know. So I woke up a bit late

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than normal.

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It's about six o'clock, I think on the dot one

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minute past six in the.

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Morning, and I'm thinking about getting my table out of

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the storage room and put it over where the.

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No.

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That wouldn't work finished as head dance.

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No, I'm just thinking I could put it over there

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where the no. I don't mean that work. I don't know,

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so be on the left hand side of the room

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where the bookcases are. The problem with that is I

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would struggle to get my chair behind it. Mind you,

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I'm kind of getting to the point where I don't

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want to sit at those tables anymore near the near

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the TV.

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So perhaps I could just add that.

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Chip permanently behind the table.

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By two years.

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No, yeah, I do not do sit at that table

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when I do editing. So maybe because I got two

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desks with the TV on, I started to think that

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maybe I should move that TV up onto the wall,

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get a bracket and move onto the wall, which would

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free some space, and maybe I could get rid of

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the desks, but probably not. I think it's an okay

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set up.

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As it is. I think it's alright.

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Actually, yeah, it's okay. I'm feeling quite relaxed. I'm just

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glad it's too late at six in the morning. I

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feel like the summer is just, I don't know, gone,

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because now we're in August. We have nice days in August,

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but never I do wonder why the school holidays don't

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start till the end of July and go through to August,

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because really June and July are the best months of

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the summer. If we have a good summer, June and

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July usually in the months.

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Where the summer is most summery like a lot if

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people like.

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August, things start to cool down. It's cooler in the morning,

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cooler in the evening, starting to get darker in the evening.

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It's getting lighter later in the morning. You know, things

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are starting to.

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Kind of.

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Bitter. Better move into wards autumn slowly, but.

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And it'll be Christmas.

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I mean this time of year, where is it?

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So you got.

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The kids go back to school in September, Then there's

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Halloween end of October, Bonfire Night beginning of November, then

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Christmas Invember, and then it's January. Game another new year,

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two thousand and twenty six, I do believe. And of

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course there's this month when I turned fifty five, who

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was twenty year older at the end of the month.

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Didn't bother me.

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When I was in my twenties above, when I was

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in my late twenties, going from twenty nine to thirty, Yeah,

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it wasn't. I wasn't doing cartwheels, that's all I'm saying. Yeah,

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I don't think I am. Yeah, it's there something about.

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Which is weird now to say it out loud, But

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turning thirty it seemed.

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Old back then. Now I realize nearly twenty five years later,

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twenty five years yours, nearly half my life later. In fact,

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I yeah, I realized thirty was incredibly young. Really, I

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wasn't old. I was never old at thirty. I just

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felt it.

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There is a degree of being treated differently that might

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just been in my mind. But I didn't feel the

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same as I did in my twenties. But I know

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one thing, I definitely did not feel like I'm in

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my fifties.

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Kind of Even sometimes I say.

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My age, and I might ask myself my age, and

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I say to myself, oh, I'm forty five, forty four,

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and then I remember and I say, wait a minute, No.

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You're not. I said, yes, I am. No I'm not.

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Yes you are. I wait a minute, I'm fifty four.

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Wow.

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Just doesn't.

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Necessarily sound correct, even though it.

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Is correct precise. So I'm kind of thinking planning five

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years ahead. What do I want to do with the

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next five years of my life? How do I want

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to spend that time?

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How can I help the most amounts of people? There's

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gotta be away.

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They just must. They must, they must, they must be

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away two I mean technique, they just carry on as

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I am.

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But I'm not satisfied at why I've done or what

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I'm doing. I want to do more. I want to

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reach more.

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People, and I flee help more people. I'm just not

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sure how so there.

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I haven't really said much, have I?

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Thirty minutes of me talking and I'm not ready said anything.

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It's a skill, and yes, a skinny, skilly skilled skill.

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But Tommy's kirkling for foody.

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Really wordy.

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Finny sings fairly happy where he's never satisfied. He always

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wants more, always wants something. But that's okay. I don't

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need him to send me.

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Thank you cards.

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Day Daddy.

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Thank you for letting me eat and step on your bed.

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No, we don't make that go down very well.

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Thank you for taking me into the side park every day,

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walking in the same place every day.

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It's so boring, but thank you.

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Maybe thank you for all those facts.

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It's been a pleasure. Maybe not