Mind reader!! I’d been thinking about asking you to do another spoken word post but I was going to ask you to pick something you’ve written.
You sound as though you feel like I did about a month ago; yucky. Get well soon.
K, I came back for a second listen because yesterday, at work, I couldn’t hear so well above all that screaming and torturing shit going on around me. I guess, well, I’m in love with your voice, phlegm, coughing and all.
And no, I’ve never gotten Ohio and Utah mixed up. I wonder if the Mormons did and that’s why there are so many around here…. ?
I have my own pronunciations, mostly involving the names of towns in Pennsylvania. It all started when I married a man from Pennsylvania and whenever we’d travel there to visit his family I’d read the names of the towns, pronouncing them the way I thought they should be pronounced, and he’d correct me. Then he’d mention it to some other native of the state once we arrived at our destination and now it’s almost a requirement that I show up with another of my funny ways of pronouncing town names.
I can’t help it that Rapho looks like Rap-HOE to me when we’re speeding down the highway.
Norm- if you have a piece in mind, I’ll work on it one of these times when I have access to recording equipment.
Mad- lol what is it you do do that screaming and torturing go on around you at work? Maybe I don’t want to know. Glad you liked the fleghm presentation. You’re weird, but that’s ok.
Robin- Gracias! I do, sometimes get them mixed up. I donno why. Maybe cus my cousin lived in both of those states and I hadn’t been to either.
Lol, sounds like hubby likes your creative name versions. Rap-HOE. Makes sense to me…
I think you’ve had too much Robitussin, dear.
My tummy thanks you, as do I. You have a very cute cough!
Mind reader!! I’d been thinking about asking you to do another spoken word post but I was going to ask you to pick something you’ve written.
You sound as though you feel like I did about a month ago; yucky. Get well soon.
K, I came back for a second listen because yesterday, at work, I couldn’t hear so well above all that screaming and torturing shit going on around me. I guess, well, I’m in love with your voice, phlegm, coughing and all.
Your blogcasts are works of art. Seriously.
And no, I’ve never gotten Ohio and Utah mixed up. I wonder if the Mormons did and that’s why there are so many around here…. ?
I have my own pronunciations, mostly involving the names of towns in Pennsylvania. It all started when I married a man from Pennsylvania and whenever we’d travel there to visit his family I’d read the names of the towns, pronouncing them the way I thought they should be pronounced, and he’d correct me. Then he’d mention it to some other native of the state once we arrived at our destination and now it’s almost a requirement that I show up with another of my funny ways of pronouncing town names.
I can’t help it that Rapho looks like Rap-HOE to me when we’re speeding down the highway.
David- I think you’re right. as usual.
mad- it’s s horrid cough. it really is.
Norm- if you have a piece in mind, I’ll work on it one of these times when I have access to recording equipment.
Mad- lol what is it you do do that screaming and torturing go on around you at work? Maybe I don’t want to know. Glad you liked the fleghm presentation. You’re weird, but that’s ok.
Robin- Gracias! I do, sometimes get them mixed up. I donno why. Maybe cus my cousin lived in both of those states and I hadn’t been to either.
Lol, sounds like hubby likes your creative name versions. Rap-HOE. Makes sense to me…
Sounds good; whether it’s a fave of yours or something I come across in your archives. I’ll do a little rooting around…. gotta be longish tho…