audio try 2
My first audio post was way back in July. Kelly motivated me to give this a try again. I don't really have anything that important to say, listen if you want. Let me know what you think.
posted by John Daharsh @ 1:50 PM
westward expansion
Random tidbits of my life in Fort Collins, Colorado
About Me
- Name: John Daharsh
- Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
I am into working with my hands and creating art, spending time outdoors camping, fishing and shooting, and spending time with people that I love who love me. I love life but long for eternity. I am self-employed, I play guitar and sing in my church worship team, and I'm a member of several firearm and archery associations as well as Colorado Coalition of Artists.
Friends
- Andrew
- Bob
- Brian
- Chantelle and Eric
- Chantelle
- Curtis
- Dan
- Emily
- Eve
- George
- Gretchen
- Heidi
- Isaiah
- Jackie
- Jeff's Old Blog
- Jeff's New Blog
- Karl
- Kyle and Kelli
- Kathy
- Kirsten
- Lisa
- The Loyas
- Rachel (updated)
- Shane
- Steffen
- Tabitha (new)
Previous Posts
- mini VOIP review
- Emma let me take her photo while she was picking f...
- Emma's preschool went to the CSU veterinary hospit...
- Well here's a quick photographic rundown of our E...
- quick hello
- Clearly a lot of terrified people here, but what ...
- Kelly's audio blog
- vice vice, baby
- bravery
- art-a-thon
Tuesday, April 05, 2005
6 Comments:
John
Nice posting. Like the audio -- great to hear your voice. More exciting than that, you are moving closer to the light. I know, I know you are reluctant and it's only supposedly for work -- for testing. But, you are on that slippery slope of leaving your PC and joining the Mac world.
Hehe... no danger of a fall here. I am very glad that the option of buying the Mac mini was there. That saved me a considerable amount of $$.
Right now, the little thing is still in it's original, unopened box. I am putting off connecting it for as long as I can. Once I do connect it, I will put it out of site and not have to think about it until I need to test something.
It was good talking to you this morning, Darin.
it's good to hear your voice, but then i think about the drawback of being an online society. if i really missed your voice that much, why couldn't i pick up the phone and dial a few numbers. i will do that.
as for the actual post, it sounded clear. it really benefited my multi-tasking skills as i could read other blogs while listening to others. someone's laughing, but they're probably doing the same thing. next time i think you should try tinkering with different sound effects. try re-creating the wind rustling through the trees or the cry of a red-tail hawk or the rush of the colorado rivers with some yanni music in the background. i'm glad to see you're teaching your children the finer parts of government and the bill of rights, specifically the right to bear arms. later man
hey john-
that was fun stuff! i enjoyed the audio... alright... so now the see-saw is tipped towards a Colorado move - basically, mark will look for jobs and hopefully he gets one! we can't move without the security of that but we hope we can!!!! anyhow- more later- good to hear your voice!
Hey bro. I had a little extra down time while the family runs all over D-ville. The voice thing was cool, I also looked at the pic's you posted on flickr. I don't know how you find the time...pretty sweet. I'm sure I'll talk with ya soon, David
Just listened to your voice... The funny thing is that Lillian came up and asked who that was talking... I can't believe she has never heard your voice! You have to call - the girls are missing hearing their Uncle John... If you need our number just e-mail and I can send it... And if you are in town we would love to see you - even if it is just for a meal...
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