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The Wandering Wind |
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After moving into their new home, a husband makes an attempt to remedy the dilapidated state of their abode. However, his shy and timid wife adamantly refuses, preferring to leave their ramshackle house as it is. As time passes, he desires to be free of his timorous ways and become more sociable while his wife stagnates in isolation. |
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19 Responses to Episode 0946
The thing that strikes me is I believe it was an Elspeth Erick (sp) a bit unconventional, even for her.
Rob
This episode helped me with grief.
I suppose the best that can be said of it, is that it was therapeutic to the above and me.
God Bless everyone!
Scooter D and the last of the Greens, free from th
Elspeth Eric is one of my least favorite RMT writers so I was truly surprised at this gem. It was moving and compelling. For Eric's fans, it's still a strange story but I was so taken in that I willingly suspended my disbelief. This tale took me deeply into some me part of my being that I have seldom gone. Worth a listen...or two...
Christine
Back in the 70s this type of story was my least favorite, I would usually not even finish listening to them. Now they are the ones I search out. Elspeth Eric is my fave !
GeofBrit
Love the compassion and acceptance shown by the husband to the stranger.
I agree that this is a moving episode.
Thanks to Elspeth and cast.
Anastasia
Love the compassion and acceptance shown by the husband to the boy/stranger.
I agree that this is a moving episode and job well done by John Beal.
Thanks to Elspeth and cast.
Anastasia
I have to admit that when I see "Elspeth Eric" is the author, I have to brace myself to hear the story. This is my second time going through the collection of 1300 stories. The Elspeth stories are always deeply emotional.
They are, however, very representative of the 1970s to me.
But, the one was moving. I was happy that I listened to it.
Shabse