Be sure to keep describing, so whatever you peek you have to decribe and keep describing.
Win is building up some tension to get your curiosity roused. A bit like putting a dogs dinner down in front of it and holding the dog back because he's not allowed to eat it yet. It's so near he can almost taste it and is tugging to get at it. When you let them go they are so surprised they often stumble the first bit to get at the bowl. Same happens when Win lets you finally go over the wall you are surprised that you momentarily do blank and you have to, quickly, gather your scattered thoughts to get over the wall.
When you listen to the recording often the surprise and tension that Win wants you to have is gone. You know when you are going to jump over the wall. When that happens its time to find other cues. Some ideas might be: hear a car driving past, the refigerator turning on, a dog bark, a telephone ring, the kids screaming, your mothers voice in the other room or set a timer without looking at the exact time you've set it. You then recreate the tension of knowing you're going to jump but when?
Alex
