Welcome to Drift Off, bedtime stories to help you unwind, relax, and drift off.

Thank you for joining me, I'm your host Joanne, and it's a pleasure helping you get

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Tonight's storytelling is a request by one of my premium members. Her name is Janet,

and she wrote me recently telling me how the podcast has been helping her sleep better,

and that she loves the stories by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery. So tonight's episode

will be dedicated to Janet, and I will be reading a lovely story by this wonderful author called

Miss Sally's Letters, which was published in 1910, and I really hope you enjoy it.

Thank you Janet for your kind message and your support. And so, as always, my friend,

settling comfortably under the covers. Take a full comfortable breath,

and as you exhale, relax and let go. Allow any tension to just melt away,

letting your body sink deeper and deeper down into the softness of your bed.

There is nothing else to do, and nowhere else to be, so just lay back, relax, and enjoy the story.

Miss Sally appeared sharply at Willard Stanley, first through her gold rimmed glasses, and then

over them. Willard continued to look very innocent. Joyce got up abruptly and went out of the rim.

So you've bought that strange little house with the absurd name, said Miss Sally.

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