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Sudapod Episode 747. Oh hey, what are my favourite planes? March 5th 2021.

This week's story, Keeping House by Sarah Day.

Hey everyone, welcome to Sudapod, the weekly horror podcast.

On my last day, your host and this week's story is a Sudapod original that comes to us from

Sarah Day, who lives in the SFB area with a cat and a large collection of LED lights.

We're interested to include creature films, festival culture and doing things on purpose.

Connect with her by tweeting, scribbling, fox, all visiting saraday.org.

You'll read it for this story as the fantastic cat day, member of the Sudapod staff,

intrapid two-fisted scientists and all around profoundly good egg.

Good to have you with us this week, Cat.

So, without further ado, we've checked property values and it turns out true stories are a growth market.

Keeping House by Sarah Day, narrated by Cat Day.

Isn't it cute, Keisha, the realtor, spread her arms in the centre of the kitchen,

like a starlet in centre stage? It's a killer find!

Lydia gingerly put her purse down on the counter.

They'd seen three houses already today. All of them are a bit too small or a bit too pricey

or a bit too far from their work. Her feet hurt.

The house was cute, she had to admit. It had high ceilings and buttery yellow walls,

hardwood floors, lots of cabinet space, a study where Matt could work on his electronics project,

and if the listing was to be believed a full basement with a washer and dryer for laundry.

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