What can you hear?

[mouse4702]

Me: the ticking of the clock; the hum of the computer; birds intermittently outside; the front (communal) door slamming and the voices of the nurses coming to see to the lady in the next flat; one cat noisily snoring; distant traffic.

[chickengrandma-2008]

The TV in here, but if I go outside I can only hear birds.

It used to be chickens and ducks and turkeys and goats and pigs and ..........................................you name it!

[ed_blackadder_1]

Birds outside, pesky dog inside.

[bitsnknots]

Just the TV at the moment.

[ghostofhuggles]

Traffic, I'm at work on a high street. At home, waves which are really noisy if you live near a shingle beach. More M25 than a lullaby.

[rainydaywoman11]

Silence little mouse, only the birds at the feeder and one hall clock which clicks quite loudly.

Oh has gone for a walk, be about an hour, oh joy, bad girl.  Silence really is golden,

not often I am ever completely alone.

[ilove2patch]

Radio Two at the moment. Birds & rippling waves about an hour ago.:)

[stroppy*cow]

The pump sucking the yucky stuff out of "the hole".

The phone ringing.

A call button buzzing.

Footsteps going past the door.

A social worker talking on the phone.

A trolley with a squeeky, wonky wheel.

Water glugging through the pipes.

Peace and quiet is a myth in here!

[petitecalicocat]

Traffic the road is busy at this time of day , will be quieter later .

Indoors our old 1940's school clock is ticking soothingly , i love the sound of an old clocks tick -tock 😄 

Pesky cat mewing for attention 

[stampingpat]

The telly, Hubby messing about and dog off checking what he is doing..... her foot falls. And my tintinitis. 😞 I wish it would go away!!!

[letscookcookware]

world of tanks in hubbys office next door bang bang bang he is totally obsessed with the dam thing

[mustard-tree]

Just the budgie chirping until 3pm, the the TV as well

[*chez*]

My son coughing,Emmerdale on the telly, and a cat crying cos it's hungry

[stan3502]

Emmerdale on the telly.
me tippy typing away on here
Nelly babbling to herself
and Kaysha and Alesha upsairs sounding like a herd of elephants apparently making up dance routine to show us later

[captainbovine]

OH has the TV on, but if I go in the kitchen I can hear the owl whhooo ooooing outside. All the windows are shut too, he sure is a noisy critter.

oh and the humming in me 'earoles...tinitus...yuk

[stan3502]

Just had to watch a littlie's rendition of river dance , looked more like flood defence flapping to me but Nelly does look cute with a tutu on her head .................................. has driven me to drink though vino here I come

[bitsnknots]

The joys of littlies.  They are so comical.

[millielilac]

Just the clock ticking ....nothing else ....

TV is on pause because hubby has just decided the dog might fancy a little walk down the lane and around the churchyard .....they will be back soon and she will kick off big time because she thinks she needs feeding every time she has been out ....

She also thinks she needs feeding if the door opens , if she looks out of the door , if anyone goes out of the door ...if anyone comes in through the door ....

Just seen them come back through the gate ...here goes ...big noise ....FEED ME NOW !!!!!

[peteryola]

If my batteries go flat - nothing at all. Right now, however, just the humming of the computer and every now and again the noise of the trains coming past the bottom of the garden and the occasional aircraft above.

[5129frederick]

I empathize with you on that one.  Both of my hearing aids died out on me once while I was down on holiday and it was a full week before I could get them sorted out.  It's terrible - you live in your own world where the only thing you can hear is the click of a kettle.  You can be in bed right next to your wife and not understand one word of what she's saying  - peace!  or the television or a dog barking, seagulls screaming, the phone ringing, but most scary of all, you can't hear the traffic.  Having to drive in a totally silent world is quite frightening - you have to really concentrate.  Hearing the traffic tells your brain the situation instantly.  People don't believe me when I say hearing helps balance your body, but it does.