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It’s a book trailer!

May 17, 2010 Filed Under: STAY

My friend, Chris Reeg, from Form Collective, created the concept from a just a few little lines of text, and then made it all happen. And the lovely Dresden Engle did the voice acting (and was so much fun to work with). And I can’t thank them enough!

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  1. Kate says

    May 17, 2010 at 6:42 pm

    How fun is that?!

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  2. Cal says

    May 17, 2010 at 6:49 pm

    Omg! I’m even more excited to read it now :)

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  3. Lindsay says

    May 17, 2010 at 6:53 pm

    Cute, Allie! :)

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  4. Corinne Bowen says

    May 17, 2010 at 7:13 pm

    I can’t imagine a better trailer! Can’t wait to read my hardcover copy:)

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  5. rachel says

    May 17, 2010 at 9:04 pm

    yea that’s pretty much super awesome

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  6. Wombat Central says

    May 18, 2010 at 12:54 pm

    That’s so great, Allie! Can’t wait to read it. :)

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  7. Erikka says

    May 18, 2010 at 1:36 pm

    such big congratulations to you Allie! Look at your hard work in physical form! How amazing.

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Back at it, because I knew the longer I waited the Back at it, because I knew the longer I waited the harder it would be to get back at it. Sticking to wide trails with good visibility during wild boar piglet season. #trailrunning
A few days ago, I took this photo of turkeys while A few days ago, I took this photo of turkeys while I was out on a run, marveling at how wild animals do not seem to mind when they see me. Once, I almost bumped into a deer, the way a couple might meet-cute in a rom com. We just didn’t see each other. I’ve always thought it was a fun little quirk. Not even bunnies are afraid of me. But this afternoon on my run, I came up over a hill and was suddenly within fifteen feet of a wild boar. Thankfully, a year or two ago I got curious about the big traps that show up trailside around the bay, looked them up and learned about how fast, ruthlessly aggressive, and unpredictable a wild boar can be. Otherwise, I might have (stupidly) thought I was in the middle of another one of my Snow White moments and been all “Hello there, Mr. Pig! Look at you!” believing that I could quietly observe in wonder. Instead, I knew this was a bad situation. The boar grunted and moved to the center of the trail. It felt very ‘You shall not pass!’ But I did not want to pass. I wanted to get away. I backed slowly for a few moments and then turned and ran faster than I ever have in my whole life. I’ve since learned that there’s no way that boar chased me, because there’s no chance of outrunning a boar (climb a tree if you can). But I know that boar saw me and also wasn’t happy about the surprise, and I had a moment, racing back over the hills I’d just run — not daring to look behind me more than once or twice in fear I’d lose my footing — when I truly did not know what would happen. I’ve been in scary situations, but they were a different kind of scary. I don’t think I’ve ever flat out run for my life before, but that’s truly what I thought I was doing. Right now I am still full of adrenaline and also exhausted and so so thankful to be okay.
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