Cold

On the Treetop by Clara Doty Bates.

Sar King Cold.

nose to the window still as a mouse watching grandpa bank the house out of the barrow he shovels the tan and he piles and packs it as hard as he can all about the house's feet says funnykind nose to the window eager and sweet now she comes to the entry door grandpa what do you do that for are you putting stockings on to the house found her tongue as still as a mouse grampa twinkles out of his eyes straightens his aching back and tries to look as solemn as funny kind but the child says grampa is it the wind that keeps you a shakin and shakin so then the old man shaking the more says no but i'm bankin the house miss locks of gold to keep out the dreffle sark and cold and away he chuckles borrow and all mazin thing he says to be small folks says the best things ever they do afore they git old nuff to know funny kind puzzles her queer wee brain as slowly as she toddles in again is she an awful ugly old giant or what this sarkin cold She stands by the clock in the corner now.

I wonder, she says, does the old clock know? But the great clock ticks, and the grim clock talks.

What for? Oh, I'm just going to take it to bed, because I recollect every word that you said.

And Grandma and Phil, for all of you told, how comfits and tan will keep out sark and cold.

End of Sark and Cold Recording by Deb K End of On the Tree Top by Clara Doty Bates

It is Ryan Seacrest here.

기다리는 마음 소프라노 홍혜경 님이 연주합니다.

이 추위봉이 뜨거은 날 불러주오 이 추위봉이 달다가는 날 불러주오 기다려도 기다려도 니 오지 않고 발레소리 물레 소리에 눈물 흘렸네 봉덕사의 종 울리면 날 불러주오 저 바다에 파란 물면 날 불러주오 기다려도 기다려도 니 오지 않고 파도 소리 물새 소리에 눈물 흘렸네

네, 기다리는 마음 소프라노 홍혜경 님의 연주였습니다.

성철 스님 시봉 이야기.

That's a good little quirk, isn't it? Yeah.

You know, on Friot's side of things, perhaps I did hear a bit of commotion from the Fremantle Chamber of Commerce on our station 6PR around Friot potentially going back to Coburn if they do win with the cup.

Yep.

I hate that.

I thought, oh boy, she's going to be a long day for you, Sam.

And yeah, no, but I think they have to take Dane Zorko out.

So who is it for Friot that goes and does that? Because I don't think they have the defensive forward besides Paddy Voss, who's done it to Stewart.

He's done it to these guys.

My first exploration of the annex begins with a manhole cover at the far end of the platform.

A metal disc marked Cold War Zone D, Grant unlocks with a key that's bent at the tip.

The stairs beneath spiral down, edges chewed with rust.

I tap my flashlight on my palm, click the radio into recording.

The elevator's open throat beckons, a square of turquoise glow, humming at the pitch you feel more in molars than ears.

My shoes hesitate at the threshold, then I nudge the toe past the seam.

Cold envelops my ankles, goose flesh prickling up my calves.

The panel inside is new, a matte black, buttons labeled only with geometric symbols and one finger-smudged word.

And I used ginaw specifically rather than the other word.

So if you look it up, another word for cold is lamig.

Lamig and ginaw.

Ginaw sounds better.

Ginaw sounds better for, I don't know, it's just vibes.

But also, Lamig can talk about, you know, cold in general, but Ginal means chills, means the experience of being cold, the coldness of the weather.

It is the experience of cold rather than just the state of cold, and I do find that to be more appropriate for the story because it's all about how the people feel cold in that episode rather than just the existence of cold weather or just coldness in general.

So I chose Ginaw because it felt more like an emotion, felt more like a feeling, than Lamigdas.

There, everything changed.

Coal poured over us of raw, bone-cutting cold, heavy with a scent almost like ozone in burnt plastic.

The resonance of machinery vibrated up through the metal grates, like the whole station hummed in anticipation.

Lee, hands shaking, reached into a child-sized cubbyhole behind an unmarked panel.

There was nothing pretty about it and everything practical.

And it was cold, not cold the way we use that word on a January morning in the lower 48.

Cold, the way that turns fuel to gel and makes oil behave like something that belongs in a different state of matter.

Cold, the way that at altitude with the wind of your own airspeed added on top of the ambient temperature, will take the feeling out of your hands in minutes if your gear isn't right.

The cockpit of a Belanca in those conditions was not a comfortable place.

There was minimal heating.

Repeat after me during the pause, out loud or silently。It's up to you, but you need to do the work。Then I'll read it again at normal speed with English translation。In part three, I'll go through the conversation and highlight a few handy phrases you can use right away。准备好了吗？Let's dive in。高月：你冷吗？安娜：不冷，今天我穿了两件衣服。高月：好，今天风很大。安娜：对，风很大。高月：去放风筝吗？安娜：太好了，去，去，去。高月：我们有风筝吗？安娜：有吗？高月：我有。他们有风筝吗？Do they have kite? 今天风大吗？Is the wind strong today? 他们会去放风筝吗？Will they go flying a kite?Now in part two, I'll read each line slowly and you will do the work of repeat after me。Then I will read it one more time with English translation。You can check them with your notes。Don't forget to repeat after me。I said it before, I will say it a lot。That's how you build your speaking confidence.

The first step。高月：你冷吗？你冷吗？Are you feeling cold?安娜：不冷。不冷。Not feeling cold。今天我穿了两件衣服。今天我穿了两件衣服。Today I wore two layers。高月：好。好。That's good。今天风很大。今天风很大。Today's wind is very strong。安娜：对。对。Right。风很大。The wind is strong。高月：去放风筝吗？去放风筝吗？Want to go fly a kite?安娜：太好了。太好了。Awesome。去，去，去。去，去，去。Let's go，let's go。高月：我们有风筝吗？我们有风筝吗？Do we have kite?安娜：有吗？有吗？Do we?高月：我有。我有。I have one。Okay, that's our conversation。Do they have a kite at the end? What words or phrases did you find it difficult to catch the first time but easier the second time? And if you have followed my instructions since the beginning, you should have got some practice on your speaking and listening all of this short conversation.

And now your work is to make some notes of the words that you think is useful or interesting, then try to use them in real life conversation.

How do you do that? You can use the microphone button and record yourself speaking in Mandarin using those words or sentences, talking to a real teacher, and the teacher will give you feedback and chat back to you。In this way, you'll get personalized feedback on your speaking, and you can practice what you have just learned。Head to Maayot.com, M-A-A-Y-O-T.com, and start learning today。Use promo code podcast to get fifty percent off if you are new。 Okay, part three.

If you can, make some note.

First word, [clicks tongue] 冷, 冷, cold, feeling cold.

你冷吗? Are you feeling cold? 冷。不冷，not feeling cold.

Next word, 穿, 穿, 穿 is to wear, to wear clothes, to wear something.