Celia Hatton
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Podcast Appearances
TiedÀn, ettÀ minulla oli vaikea lapsi, ja isÀni on kuollut. Minua opettiin, ettÀ olen matalampi, koska olen ollut perheessÀ, ja olen alkanut oppia itselleen. Minun tÀytyy kohtaa itseÀni, jotta voin jatkaa pÀivÀni. HÀn puhui niin kivasti, ettÀ video tuli 7 miljoonaan katsojille.
What would I want to say to the world? I'd basically say stick with your maid and be with your mum for as long as you can because she's not always around. I know you said that you prefer the street casting videos, but out of the people and the names and faces that people will recognise, which ones kind of most surprised you? Cynthia Erivo, she was great. Human beings in general are not good at saying goodbye even when when we're meant to
Luulen, ettÀ olemme pÀrjÀnneet joko hÀntÀ tai hÀntÀ. HÀn oli kaunis. HÀnellÀ oli hyvÀ ÀÀni rannalla, mutta hÀn aloitti todella hyvin. Se oli erittÀin kaunis keskustelu. On kiva, kun kokemukset yhdessÀ tiettyyn ihmisen kanssa sopivat siihen, ettÀ joku, jonka olemme saaneet ulkopuolelta, on sellaista, mitÀ olemme tarkastelleet. Ihmiset nÀyttÀvÀt, ettÀ heillÀ on paljon nÀyttelyÀ rannasta. Kun kÀsikirjoitukset olivat saaneet elÀmÀÀn,
Kuinka tuntuu, kun on tilanne kertoa ihmisten tarinoita tÀllÀ tavalla? Tuntuu mahtavaa, kun voidaan kertoa nÀitÀ tarinoita. NÀmÀ tarinoet ovat olemassa, koska ihmiset kÀyvÀt niiden kanssa, mutta ennen kuin otamme niitÀ ylös ja laitamme niitÀ platformissa, niin nÀmÀ tarinoet voivat mennÀ ylöspÀin tai voidaan kertoa vain muutamia ihmisiÀ. Eli se, ettÀ voimme kuulla nÀitÀ tarinoita ja
ja osata niitÀ ympÀri maailmaa. Se on todella uskomattomaa. Se on jatkuvasti jatkuvasti. MitÀ sanoisit siitÀ, ettÀ ihmisten on tÀrkeÀÀ kuulla nÀitÀ tarinoita? MielestÀni se tuntuu aivan yksinkertaiselta liikkuvuudesta ja ymmÀrtÀmisestÀ, ettÀ tuntuu, ettÀ tuntuu, ettÀ
on ainoastaan yksinkertainen oman kokemuksiamme. Luulen, ettÀ se on huomio, ettÀ se on ihan vÀÀrin. On niin paljon yhden kokemuksen, ja on niin paljon huomioita, joita on saatu yhden ihmisen kokemuksen kautta. Vaikka se ei ole kÀsitellyt kokemuksia, olemme edelleen osallistuneet ihmisen kokemuksiin, ja se, mitÀ se nÀyttÀÀ yhden ihmisen kautta, voi olla jopa samanlaista tai erityisen erilaista kuin toinen, mutta tieto siitÀ muistaa meidÀt.
Jo Blom speaking to Tamsin Selby. To Australia, where a 13-year-old boy is being hailed a hero after swimming for several hours to help save his family who were lost and afloat in the sea. The group of four got into difficulties after getting into the water off the town of Quindaloop in Western Australia with a kayak and two paddleboards. When the weather changed, they were swept out to sea.
The 13-year-old Austin Appleby set off for shore in the kayak, which soon capsized. He swam the rest of the way for about four hours. Meanwhile, Austins mother, brother and sister stayed afloat on paddleboards. By the time they were rescued, they had drifted 14 kilometers offshore. Austin and his mother Joanna spoke to the BBC's Kasia Madeira and explained that when he first left in the kayak to get help, they didn't think they were too far from land.
He took off in the kayak and we didn't realize how damaged the kayak was. So obviously as he progressed towards shore, he took on a lot of water and he couldn't keep it going. The decision was either, you know, if I can row back to shore to get help quickly, but I couldn't leave the kids at sea. So him being the oldest and the strongest, we said we'd send, and he was quite happy to go in, which was a very hard decision because you don't want to,
He headed back for sure and then myself and the other two kids ended up drifting out further and further as the day went on and as the hours progressed. My goodness, it's extraordinary. So Austin, what was going through your mind when you realised that the kayak was damaged, you're going to have to swim? I can't even imagine what went through your mind at that point.
Well, the kayak actually started taking in water when I first got in it. You know, I started rowing back, but I kept on falling in. And for a while I got back up and I kept on going and I thought all was great. I thought I was going to make it. And then suddenly the boat goes sideways and it flips me off and the paddle goes out and I just see the paddle just going away. So I swear I saw something in the water.
which frightened me a lot. So I was clinging on to this capsized kayak, and then I decided to leave the kayak, because it was getting really, you know, dangerous now. It's getting a bit late. I've been out here for a couple of hours. I was thinking about, obviously, mum, Bo and Grace. I could see them, I could see the figures in the water go smaller and smaller until, like,
etteivÀt heitÀ enÀÀ nÀhdÀ, mutta ajattelin myös ystÀviÀni ja tykkÀystÀni. Minulla on todella hyvÀ osa ystÀviÀ, joita kutsuin, kun tulin syöntÀmÀÀn. HeillÀ oli todella hyvÀ tukea. TiedÀn, ettÀ paljon asioita,
um went in my mind uh happy thoughts i think that kept me going yeah so much going through my mind i was really scared as the day progressed and there was no no vessels and nothing seemed to be coming to save us is when i went if he hasn't made it what have i done have i made the wrong decision what's happened to him and is anyone gonna come and save
My other two, because they've got no food, they've got no water. It's getting colder, it's about to get dark. And the waves were getting very high. So it was very much get to that point where we're on our own. This is going to be over. And I had assumed that Austin may not have made it. So that was an absolute perfect ending to have all three of them. And happy and happy.
Suuret, mutta eivÀt ole kiinnostuneita. Austin, kun tunnit, ettÀ olit saanut heidÀn elÀmÀÀnsÀ, ettÀ isÀsi ja Bo ja Grace olivat elÀviÀ? Muistan aivan tÀmÀn hetken, mutta en voinut joutua ylös ja alas, koska minulla oli fluutteja.
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