u/HarleyyR

320k words, absolute behemoth of a gig, but it's practically complete. Just need to master a few more files so its ready for ACX. I will admit, I do have periods of laziness and without those It'd have taken a month or so, but it took me about two. I thought posting this might act as a good reason to maybe give advice to people who feel intimidated by the size of some narration gigs, or moreover, narration gigs that also require vast amounts of character acting. Remember, it's possible, and you can do it!

Finally, I came out the other end. If I didn't have periods of laziness I'd probably have got it done in a month, but it took two. Nonetheless it was a really good book but my god the 320k words almost killed me. I thought it might serve as a good post if anyone wants advice or tips on how to handle super large narration projects or just narration in general. When you're faced with an absolute monolith of a project, just remember, it is possible!

M25, 66KG

sorry to intrude ladies and gents - i havent had a blood test since i could barely form thoughts, i got one, and id noticed that my TSH is elevated. should i be concerned? most values relating to my cholesterol are also raised, ever so slightly low RBC.

thank yous