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~ Crunching of snow
~ Babies laughing
~ Crackling of fire
~ Popping popcorn
~ Fizzy pop poured on ice
~ Silverware dropping on the floor
~ Running water
~ Car horns

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I completely forgot about the notebook so I will say some sounds i heard today and as i'm writing this currently.  The scooting sound of a desk. The piercing slice noise of bracelets rubbing together. The light but still distinctive tap then click sounds of someone typing in a chrome book. The swish sounds of salt dusted shoes brushing against the hallways and classroom floors. The softest brush of hospital styled mask being pulled up on someones face.

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Sounds of driving freeway
sleeping peacefully
walking in hallways
my teachers
sitting on the porch
my life

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- cats meowing
- dogs barking
- squeaky shoes
- moving cars
- shuffling coats
- snow hitting surfaces
- birds chirping
- doors opening and closing
- footsteps throughout the house
- water running from faucets
- road rage
- slamming obstacles at the gym

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Over the weekend, I went to a park with some of my family, and i ended up wandering off for a while. I am one to follow trails and find quiet places when I go out.

While I was in this small section of land, I began to listen. I heard a lot of smaller sounds like the wind blowing through the leaves and the howls of wind through the holes in the trees. But there is no place that is entirely devoid of human-made sound.

Not long after I arrived, I heard the sound of a distant train. It wasn't super loud, but I could discern it from everything else. It took me quite a while for me to realize that there were no nearby train tracks, because the longer I listened, the louder it got.
After the trip to the park, I did some research and discovered that the nearest train track was nearly a 2 miles away.

If you really listen, you can hear things from very far away. There is a lot of sound pollution everywhere you go. What you decide to pick out is the decision of your mind.
Still not sure why mine prioritized the train sound, but I sure did.

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-Birds chirping
-weights dropping
-cars honking
-toaster popping
-nets swishing
-police sirens
-teens running
-the sound of someone smoking

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music, mists from the oil diffuser, typing/keyboards, kids yelling, toys making sounds, babies crying, students making conversation, walking on snow,

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-The birds
-the dishwasher
-when you're walking in the snow
-the sound of a new text message
-the oil in the pen
-the heat-machines in the classroom
- people talking
-the toaster
-the piano
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wind, snow,
rustling of clothes,
snowboard creaking,
trees rustling,
tires hitting the road,
the humm of an engine,
the rattling of people

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I hear the AC on and the different voices as they flow out. Now it’s almost silent. The tapping of the keyboard fills the room, as the students work and create a story from the things they hear. I hear the thoughts on my head wondering if they hear the same things I do.

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-Diffusion of air
- movement of feet
-clicking of keys on a key board
- dog barking
- shuffling of papers
- winter jackets rubbing
- pages flip
- music playing
- clicking of mouse
- zippers zipping
- hand gliding across paper
- sniffling

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-screams in the kitchen (at work)
-dogs barking in the morning
-horns honking on the road
-knives hitting the cutting board
-keys clicking on a keyboard
-laughing
-joe snoring
-Teachers yelling

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I heard my moms car pull into the driveway, the wind hitting my window, water running when my mom does the dishes, the shower turn on and off, the bulldozer for the house across the street, washing machine end and the dryer start,

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talking, water droplets, laughing, music, radios, cash registers, ads, dogs barking, knocking, doors opening and closing, alarms, footsteps.  KeArra.

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talking, water droplets, laughing, music, radios, cash registers, ads, dogs barking, knocking, doors opening and closing, alarms, footsteps.  KeArra.

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clock ticking, floorboard creaking, rocking chair squeak, shower curtain metal colliding with shower rod, water hitting shower floor, jingle of bracelets, dog snoring, soda fizzing around ice, garbage bag opening, tapping

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The wind breeze while walking, the footsteps, the grass moving, door opening when entering the store, employee saying welcome, chip bag crinkle, chair noise when moving it, collision noise with spoon and bowl, crunch while eating, headphones make noise when adjusting the height of it, keys from keyboard make noise when typing spacebar makes the loudest in my opinion, air conditioner, sounds from a movie, video game sounds, control stick sound when moved, pressing buttons makes a sound on a game controller, television controller sound when pressing a button, alarm sound, notifications, sizzle from making food, scissors when cutting something, zipper from coat and bag, flushing sound, sink, shower starting up, car starting up, turn single, tires moving.