Where Does the Time Go?

There is so much to cover and so little energy to write it all up; not to mention no one needs a manifesto of the last 8 months of my life. The short answer to this entry’s title/question is by, time goes by and time goes bye. Faster than any of us tend to realize until we’re pausing to recap it in an instance like this.
How about I try answering what has happened in the meantime. The audiobook for Romancing Rebecca, A Snow Valley Romance, by Kimberly Montpetit, has been published on Audible, with yours truly narrating. Please go and enjoy or cringe, whichever you please. Leave feedback for the author if you’d like, leave feedback on how you feel about my sound if you’d like as well. If you do so choose to impart your wisdom, opinions, or thesis on either the narrative or how it’s read, I only ask that you ask yourself before tattooing it onto the internet if it is kind, necessary, and/or helpful. If you’re unsure if you want to go listen to the whole book, but still want an idea of how the narration sounded, you can pop over to my demos page, and scroll down a bit to find a sample.

Other happenings that have occurred are that my 9 to 5 still maintains its status as my primary source of income, but there have been call backs for movie characters and a looky-loo from some grassroots campaigns. I am also in the midst of brainstorming a podcast idea. I know, I know, what a millennial thing to do. While I acknowledge the painful truth of the cliché, I also acknowledge the promotion opportunity it presents, and am willing to suffer living the trope if it aides in exiting the grind. If the brainstorming manages to manifest itself into reality be certain you’ll hear about it here. Maybe not here first, but here in time.

Alas, without a truly deep dive into my planner and diary that is quick sum up of what has been going on. I hope to make it back here next month so I can provide a better and more meaningful update on the life, sound, and journey of Crocodilian Audio.

Cait O.