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| From Andre |
| Huh? Can you speak up a little, I can't hear you. |
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From Sean Stubblefield
Website: http://www.myspace.com/exastral |
I've heard that getting sick is your body's way of telling you to rest and take better care of yourself. Maybe your imposed silence happened because you talk too much? I'm just sayin.
On the positive side, it gives you a new perspective/ experience in exploring a new world, a kind of education. maybe a new appreciation of being able to speak. We can't really understand what it is like to lack some facility (like speach, sight, hearing) until that loss happens to us.
Many people fear silence (not that you do), because it forces them to talk to themselves (which is what they really fear). And I do so hate that talking-with-a-deaf-persona mode.
Since I'm one of those low-key quiet guys, my voice cuts out sometimes because I DON'T talk much... have to warm up the cords. |
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| From Richard |
| I love the way that you can make a post about losing your voice this entertaining. I will now disappear back into the shade... |
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From Katie
Website: http://www.katiedurham.com |
You wrote your own order on the cup? Rockstar.
It's good to SEE your voice again, anyway  |
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| From KayBee |
| Hahaha I earned props in your blog, AWESOME!! |
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From Curtis Sawyer
Website: http://ussexcalibur.blogspot.com |
Back from vacation myself, catching up on e-mails and blogs and work...
Hope your voice has already returned.
sort of like how my Dad picks up the accent of the Chinese food delivery man during their brief exchange
That made me laugh out loud. I sometimes catch myself doing that, but when I'm traveling in foreign countries. One petrol attendant in the east midlands of England cast me a wry smile when I drifted into a British accent part-way through the transaction. Cheers! |
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