Thank you kindly. I appreciate it!

Many thanks, Boris! It's pretty amazing, isn't it? I hope to being able to resume my reading/posting "schedule", soon. It all is very much dependent on the progress we're making rearranging and redecorating. Cross your fingers, will you? Thank you so much for the ongoing support. I appreciate it more than you can imagine.

Thanks a lot! I'm also looking forward to finally being done *lol* One of the bigger issues in this room is the reverb. Therefore it's not the best place to do readings (yet). I put up some acoustic panels yesterday, and it helped a bit. As soon as everything else is set up, I'll put up some more. I am positive that I can make it sufficiently sounding. We switched all the three rooms we have. Which was a bit much, in retrospective. At least one of them is done (except for pictures on the walls). The other two... well... they are still far from being done, we're getting closer though. The improv show was amazing. I would have not expected the theater being filled to the brim. The feedback from the audience and from our trainers was also really good. We did have two cameras running. In case there will be a video, I'll let you know. Have a great week and most wonderful spring, as well! Cheers!

@@iReadBooks Wow, that really sounds like a lot of work! I'm sure the effect will be amazing! Still hoping to get a closer look at your skull collection ... 😅☠️ I like to rearrange my room too once in a while, just for a change. Sometimes it's incredible how big the difference is ... I can imagine the reverb is crucial to your purposes (had problems with that on our podcast too). Glad to hear the improv show was jam-packed and the crowd supportive - that fuels the energy even more! And yes, please, let me know if there's a recording available!! If I'd live any closer I would have come in person. I only acted (although enthusiastically!) during my time in high school but never tried improv. What a cool new hobby to have! 🎭🔥

@vernunftgeheuer the skull collection video is one of the first videos I'll be making as soon as I have a bit of space to record. I hope that we will be making a huge step over the Easter weekend. Two large pieces of furniture still to move and then it's all about putting the stuff back into the shelves. Including the skulls 💀 ☠️ 😁 Perfect time to record them

Thank you so very much!

I'll defintely listen to it! I'm currently on my way to work but will have a listen as soon as I'm back home. Can you put the link? KZfaq might hold comments with links back for review. I will check though, and approve the comment. Really looking forward

@@iReadBooks thanks. I can't put the link up as it's not my channel!...just a contributor. Thanks for getting back to me. Hope you enjoy it! The playlist is 'Stephen Sinclair originals'.

@user-ok2gr2vw9r I found it and I'm really looking forward to listening to your stories. It was a bit late yesterday (currently working night-shift) so I wasn't able to listen to the whole story. Will do so today and will let you know. Thanks for pointing me towards your stories and this fantastic channel.

@@iReadBooks your more than welcome.

I loved the story. Very fairy-tale like. I really love that. And the idea of the transformation into a skeleton, which is just simply an amazing image, is so cool. I have thing for skeltons and skulls anyway, so seeing (well...hearing) a story in which the undead is not a vampire or a zombie but this "inner shell" of a person that has basically lost everything that made him human is fantastic. The "Be careful what you wish for" trope combined with the pride and arrogance of the protagonist is so classicly wonderful. Loved it. Thank you again for pointing me towards it. By the way, I also really like the narrations voice and performance. Very unique