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J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 2:08
But as I could feel the warmth of the sun, I could still inhale crisp air as I'm slowly walking not walking, but rocking back and forth in a rocking chair that's on some big wrap around porch that also has some of the same leads that you're walking on top of and through, kind of strewn about the porch from the wind that has blown them there. And I am sipping at my hands, encircled around this mug
Carey Braidt
@countryswell · 3:03
Oh, Hersisu, I absolutely loved hearing your description of what you imagined. It was so lovely and so descriptive. And I began to be there on that porch with you, and I'm finding myself really craving a hot apple cider. I haven't gotten any yet this year and I'll have to get some and have some hot cider on some of these chilly nights. I liked that it brought you to a crackling fire
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Anyways, that was pretty cool. And that's very creative that you just no sound, no voice recording. I mean, it's just the town of the ways. That's pretty cool. Kudos to you. All right, bye
Carey Braidt
@countryswell · 1:12
Hi there. Thanks for the share and popping in. I love that the rooster caught your attention and you thought of him as an alarm clock. Yes, I do hear those things. Crows very early in the morning from inside the house. But this guy, he crows all day long. Actually have two roosters. Pictured here is a Rhode Island red named Rupert. And then I have another Polish rooster whose name is Louie. So Louie and Rupert definitely crow all day long
