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Desert Geography

Filling Empty Spaces

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Listen: The world is a mix of empty and filled spaces that yearn towards each other. Nature, they say, abhors a vacuum and it seems to be a universal mandate that empty spaces must be filled. Yet, as we all know, the empty spaces remain. A friend whose life is full writes to say that […]

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Comments

3 responses to “Filling Empty Spaces”

  1. Angela Garcia Avatar
    Angela Garcia

    Hola Kevin,
    Me parece genial el broadcast. Que bueno reconocer tu voz de nuevo!
    Este artículo tuvo mucho más sentido y comprensión escuchandolo, y además lo lei y escuche simultáneamente. Como pides mi opinión, esto es el presente y el futuro.
    Estamos en la era de la tecnología y la transformación digital se involucró también en el arte.
    Thumbs up!

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  2. Megan Avatar
    Megan

    Hi Kevin,

    I LIKE it! The bright morning light at my deck table was not conducive to reading on a screen; listening was so much better. Plus, the birds throwing in their musical commentaries were an add-on. Plus, I DO fancy being read to, especially by your warm familiar voice.

    Thumbs up! from the Columbia River Gorge

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  3. Macarena Zorraquin Avatar
    Macarena Zorraquin

    I loved listening to the audio while reading it as well. It felt like a much richer experience, poetic and almost musical.

    Reply

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