What sound will you always recognize?
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maryjane31 says,
When my sons were teenagers I would not sleep until I heard the sound of their car motor and the sound of the key in the door. Music to my ears. Home safe and then I could sleep.Wench says,
The absence of sound right after I *think* I heard my baby wake up. Something internal just knows and I can pretty much just count down to the first wail.marymc says,
My dog, Lucy barks like someone is strangling a parrot.TheAngstyPoet says,
My sister's laugh, she has this howl. It's kinda funny.Steve__Anthony says,
I twang like a banjo. (Thanks Tennessee)canadafreeze says,
My dog humming ... Nothing else sounds like it.jl333 says,
The sound of a jetski engine on the water.favepeep says,
a peacock callSkyebird says,
The sound of keys, while waiting for my parents to come home when I was little. I rationalized "Ah, food." :)Loon says,
swan wings beating upon take-offRedx3 says,
The crunch of leaves underfoot, and wind whistling through pine needles.Redx3 says,
The crunch of leaves underfoot, and wind whistling through pine needles.