Logically, today’s prompt of “Rocket” should have taken me quickly to SciFiLand. Instead, I chose the first three of 20 stanzas of a fun little children’s poem. Here’s a bit of “The Rocket” by Peter Newell (1912). #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201119 – Rocket – The Rocket
“Storm” was the prompt I used for today’s VOvember recording, and my search online for text to read for it led me to a book it turns out I’ve had in my own library for years. Here’s a bit of “Storm over Warlock” by Andre Norton (1960). #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201117 – Storm – Storm over Warlock
Today’s prompt of “trap” led me to a story with the word in the title — and opening paragraphs we can all easily imagine. This is the beginning of “The Trap” by Betsy Curtis from the August 1953 edition of Galaxy Science Fiction magazine. #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201116 – Trap – The Trap
Today’s prompt of “dizzy” turned actually quite serene having led me to text from part 9 of “Life on the Mississippi” by Mark Twain (1883). Here’s to the joy of sightseeing while riding high. #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201113 – Dizzy – Life on the Mississippi
Today’s prompt of “coral” takes us from calm to crunchy and back again all within three minutes using text from “South-Sea Idyls” by Charles Warren (1873) #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201112 – Coral – South-Sea Idyls
Veterans Day itself was my prompt for my VOvember recording today. To honor the day I recorded JFK’s 1961 Veterans Day address at Arlington National Cemetery.
To all those who have served: a profound thank you.
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201111 – Veterans Day – JFK 1961 Address at Arlington
“Sleep” was the prompt I pulled from Inktober’s list for my VOvember recording today — and it led me to a neat meditative, inspirational paragraph in A. G. Gardiner’s “Leaves in the Wind” (1919). I love how this VOvember practice reminds me of some important messages and offers me new ones. #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201110 – Sleep – Leaves in the Wind
When I saw today’s prompt of “chef,” INSTANTLY the chef in the movie “The Little Mermaid” popped into my mind, and I knew today’s VOvember recording would have to be a musical one. So here, mes chers amis, is “Les Poissons.” #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201109 – Chef – Les Poissons
“Rip van Winkle” is the source for my VOvember recording today (as found in “The Strange Story Book” by Mrs. Andrew Lang – 1913). The prompt from Inktober’s list was “rip” so it only makes sense … plus it was fun to do! #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201108 – Rip – Rip van Winkle
A. A . Milne’s writing is a delight, and the prompt today of “dig” from Inktober’s list led me to Milne’s amusing essay “Going Out to Dinner”. With a British accent that begs apologies, I give you today’s fun (at least for me!) VOvember recording. #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201107 – Dig – Going Out to Dinner