The following story was written and read by Lynne Bell. Lynne was inspired to write My Second Chance when she noticed a derelict building within the ground of Belfast Zoo in Northern Ireland, this along with the concept of Dejavu which fascinates her! Enjoy the story!

Lynne and the life is a trip group hope you enjoyed listening to her story. Lynne Bell has recently released her first novel, entitled J is Just for You and she is currently working on book number two! She also loves writing short stories and poetry. You can find Lynne’s debut novel on Amazon at https://amzn.eu/d/224nz5T.

This story, entitled The White Room, comes from a writer from Indonesia, Adam Rahadian. Adam was inspired to write this story to give you the message that death can come at any time. Therefore, when you are alive you must be the best human being possible and the wealth you have is nothing when you die. He hopes you enjoy this story!

Adam and the whole Life is a Trip group thank you for listening to Jasper on the Life is a Trip podcast. Adam Rahadian is a scriptwriter, film director, and dance choreographer based in Indonesia. We would like to offer a big thanks to amazingly talented ACTORS who brought this story to life:

Patrick Foley who played the Man
Sophia Cofino who played Lily
Ashna Sharan who played Sandra
And Wayne Jay who played Nathan

Adam will release a short film later this year and compete in various short film festivals and competitions around the world. He asks for all your support and prayers. You can give him contact him via Instagram @findadamr and LinkedIn in the name of Adam Rahadian.

Gary Scarpa is a lifelong resident of Shelton, Connecticut. He enjoyed a lengthy and fulfilling career in secondary education as an English teacher and guidance counselor, and along with his wife, Francesca, founded a non-profit theater in Connecticut in 2005.

After his retirement from both education and theater, he reinvented himself and began writing fiction. Gary plans to launch his third novel, Still Life, this summer. For further information about Gary's books, visit garyscarpa.com