The veggies I had for lunch were wearing off. I’d polished off the goat cheese Dave left me in the fridge.
I’d spent two hours transcribing interviews — and that puts a real strain on the back! All told, I put in about five hours transcribing today. (I have so much more of it ahead of me this year. Manually transferring voice recordings into word files is excruciating — but it’s a necessary evil of qualitative research.)
Feeling wilted, I decided to treat myself to some veggie nut loaf at Mulligan’s Grocer, a restaurant I’ve mentioned before. Yum! This is one of Dave’s favorite meals in Dublin. It perked me right up!
Returning home, I conquered the interview tape by 10:30 PM and found reason to celebrate when I got some good news from Google Alerts. William and Mary just published a story about the class I taught this summer. Check it out!
Girl! You can get an app. that will record and transcribe your voice, so you’d just have to proof? Not really much help, with others’ recordings, I guess. Love We miss you M
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Hi Marsh! They don’t work with multiple voices. I’m going to look into Adobe Premier, which is more sophisticated. Also, more expensive!
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