Loved this Lauren, I like the idea of intuitively knowing what good for us. lovely to hear your voice too. Audio takes me ages but I think itβs worth it when we can! ππ»
Loved hearing your voice Lauren - especially as I feel I have got to know you a little bit - lovely to hear how you sound too! I also want to create a voiceover but not got enough time or microphone yet. I also keep meaning to watch that Blue Zones documentary - interesting to read your thoughts on this. I think being sunny and fairly chill places must also be a part of even developing the desire to experience life on earth a bit longer. Or that is maybe my jaded take. :)
Thank you for listening Catriona, and that is lovely to hear! π
The voiceover did take longer than expected - but I didn't want to overthink things on the tech side, and did it using my laptop mic, so worth a go if you're interested.
Ooh hope you enjoy when you get to it - but yes I agree, sunnier climes make happier lives? One might think!
Loved this Lauren β€οΈ Nice hearing your voice too, now you're doing more audioπThe oldest people I've ever met were a sweet old couple, around 98 years old... in a poor countryside village in Vietnam, where it immediately struck me how bright and happy they all were! π
Living in huts with hardly any belongings and crouching over a fire to cook, the couple were still full of life, beaming with joy and still very able and with it. π
I really do believe the key to a long life is a calm and gentle pace, contentment and joy. Something this inspiring couple had in abundance. I will never forget the nearly-toothless grins from that day, filled with such joy and contentment, in a random village deep in the Vietnamese countryside π§‘
And thank you for sharing this lovely story too - they sound like an inspiring pair! Definitely sounds like calmness, contentment and joy is a winning formula π
Loved this Lauren, I like the idea of intuitively knowing what good for us. lovely to hear your voice too. Audio takes me ages but I think itβs worth it when we can! ππ»
Thank you for reading - and listening! - Kate. And yes, I think we can forget that our body often sends us signals of its own.
Also yes - I really enjoy listening to other people's audios!
Loved hearing your voice Lauren - especially as I feel I have got to know you a little bit - lovely to hear how you sound too! I also want to create a voiceover but not got enough time or microphone yet. I also keep meaning to watch that Blue Zones documentary - interesting to read your thoughts on this. I think being sunny and fairly chill places must also be a part of even developing the desire to experience life on earth a bit longer. Or that is maybe my jaded take. :)
Thank you for listening Catriona, and that is lovely to hear! π
The voiceover did take longer than expected - but I didn't want to overthink things on the tech side, and did it using my laptop mic, so worth a go if you're interested.
Ooh hope you enjoy when you get to it - but yes I agree, sunnier climes make happier lives? One might think!
Oh good to know you did this with your laptop mic - the sound quality sounded good.
That is good to hear - thank you!!
Loved this Lauren β€οΈ Nice hearing your voice too, now you're doing more audioπThe oldest people I've ever met were a sweet old couple, around 98 years old... in a poor countryside village in Vietnam, where it immediately struck me how bright and happy they all were! π
Living in huts with hardly any belongings and crouching over a fire to cook, the couple were still full of life, beaming with joy and still very able and with it. π
I really do believe the key to a long life is a calm and gentle pace, contentment and joy. Something this inspiring couple had in abundance. I will never forget the nearly-toothless grins from that day, filled with such joy and contentment, in a random village deep in the Vietnamese countryside π§‘
Aw thank you so much Eva! π
And thank you for sharing this lovely story too - they sound like an inspiring pair! Definitely sounds like calmness, contentment and joy is a winning formula π
Thank you for the highlight and mention, as always πππ»
Ah youβre so welcome! π