Christmas Recordings

Christmas at Aunt Kathleen's
We decided to all get each other Threadless tshirts, they all came in one bag and we took turns guessing who's shirt was who's, fun!
Recorded: Dec 25, 2009

Playing the Forehead Name Game
Recorded: October 27, 2009 at Ryan and Rob's in Seattle

Back from my 2 month trek. For some reason I did not bring my recorder out as much as I probably should have but that's ok. It was a great, great time. Here are some sounds.





Hot Air Balloons + Fozzie janglin'
Recorded: Sept. 09 at White Sands National Monument

Pumpkin Carving/Celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving
Recorded: Oct. 11 '09 at Erica and Greg's place in Corvallis, OR

Fire Show
Recorded: Sept. 3rd, 2009 at Burning Man
(the phissh sounds are fire shooting out of tall torches)

Ryan and Lauren playing MASH
Recorded: June 2009, 3rd Ave. apartment

Birthday Song Warm-up
Recorded: At Krystina's surprise party, in May (it was a windy day)

Learning to make sushi
Recorded: May 2009, in my current kitchen
*Comes in around 14 sec.

Sorry for the delay. I'm connected now so there will be many more sounds on a regular basis. I just cleared my recorder's memory card so there are some sounds I will be sharing that date back to march until now...

Also, sometimes when this site loads it does not always load the players, just refresh and they should appear.

Thanks for listening.





#1
Church in New Orleans
Recorded: Sometime in the end of March
#2
Lauren's Goose Tattoo
Recorded: At Evolved, 5/30/09

I have to get a hold of a USB cord so until then, another oldie! For anyone that wishes they were on the west coast, with better transportation.

I have been recording free and sometimes very personal sounds with my field recorder for awhile now but I have never been very good at carrying it on any regular basis. So in an effort to remember to bring it out with me more often, I decided a few months ago to begin a sound journal, and now in an effort to remember to clear my memory card more often, I have started a sound blog.

This space is intended to be about sound and not about words so I will be writing very little. But I welcome any comments and I hope that my sounds are as interesting to you as they are to me. Not because I think I am "interesting"! but because sound itself is interesting, and I have learned that recording it is a terrific way to remember and/or appreciate a time.

Also, since I am new to posting sounds, I welcome any suggestions for improvement.

For now I would like to post an oldie:



A Laura Anglim Story
Recorded: Early July 2008 at a yurt