Early Morning Sounds
Some of you have sent us sounds to help with programmes, from songs about stories we're working on to musical washing up liquid bottles (don't ask).
We're currently turning your early morning stories into radio and we're trying to track down good early morning sound effects: milk floats, kettles, toasters, Gordon Lightfoot etc.
If you'd like to send in a sound for possible use (no longer than 30secs) please email it to iPM by Friday. We can't promise to use everything sent in so don't rush out and buy a digital recorder specially.
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I would like to add a memory passed to me by my Grandfather.
When we were little he told us how shortly after the death of his eldest brother in WW1 the neighbours cat had got into his brothers pigeon loft and killed all the birds. On finding the birds dead his mother had killed the cat and chopped it up with the axe they used for cutting wood.
When I was young I remember thinking what a wicked, mad woman she must have been. Now I am older and the mother of 3 teenaged sons I find the story so sad, as I can now see that this is more a reflection of the utter despair she must have felt at the loss of her 19 year old son.
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Cannot sleep tonight , mind twirling from days embarrassment. BBC Radio 4 my only hope . second cup of tea . glass of Sherry still no sleep. Between dozing subject Australian Aborigine song. Mind back to 1938 small boy at School Empire Day New Zealand Mourie chant ooori oria ooori oria or something like that still comes back to me from time to time. Or how did it go ? Now back upstairs to bed
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