Thomas Slatin
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant. Oxford comma enthusiast. She/Her/Hers. Lesbian.
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant. Oxford comma enthusiast. She/Her/Hers. Lesbian.
13 Comments
Amelia Desertsong
This piece made me tear up the first time I read it, now I get to tear up ten times as much listening to it read ;(
So glad you are finally able to make your dreams come true <3
Danielle M
That´s a beautiful picture of a scale train. I love what you did with the picture and the way how it looks nostalgic.
esgyll
That’s the tragedy of feeling lost. You don’t even know the depth of that loss that suddenly makes you lose all enjoyment in life.
ima
Nice read from Jonathan and very auduble too. The photo of the train here is cool. Good work by you both.
Alex
For something about rain all I can see is a train ha ha. A metaphor if I ever see one. in a serious note each of us are worry about something. In your case it maybe the rain to me it is the bugs. This is only normal.
conrad pranze villas
I can still clearly remember the trains that were used to carry sugarcanes in my province. I have great respect to those people that had been part of the great train industry.
Henry
Thinking about the rain? This might mean a different thing to different people. For me it means freshness
Wilson Jake
Thunder storms, sounds made while rain coming is only the frightening moment for me. The real rain is lovely and sweet to me. I bath in it
Prince
I love when it wanna rain but climbing trees, no. I hated that since a friend fell and broke his leg
Oyeyipo Oladele
Your post are always meaningful boss Tom. The is a good post for me.
Anyi Lizeth
This train could be kept in better condition in an exhibition museum to show it to future generations.
David Mureithi
The sound is very clear. The reading to is much enjoyable. Always doing your best Tom.
Cyranny
Wow Tom… Thank you for bringing this to my attention! I very much enjoyed listening to this piece. I love the mix of nostalgia with touches of hope. Very well done! I am kind of jealous 😉