The way that people remember where they were when 9/11 happened or Kennedy was shot - I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard this story. I was vacuuming my apartment in London. I remember thinking at first, "This Moth story isn't as good as some of the other Moth stories". Then, five minutes in, I switched off the vacuum but remained gripping its handle, standing stock-still in the middle of my living room until the story ended.
Please please PLEASE do yourself a favour and take the time to listen to this absolutely INCREDIBLE story, Lost At Sea by Deborah Scaling Kiley. I'm actually kind of envious that you get to listen to it for the first time. I wish I could erase it from my brain and have that experience again:
Thank you, <<FIRST Name>>, for being part of the Advent family! If you've missed any of the previous stories from the this True Stories Advent(ish) Calendar, they areHERE IN THIS LINK.
Tomorrow: stories about my granny, when she was senile and mixed up TV and real life. HILARIOUS, and told with great affection.
You rule!
xx (Yes Yes) Marsha
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