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Hint: more times than I can count people who have never "seen" me, but have talked to me on the phone have said that they had a completely different image of me based-upon my voice.
Speaking of restraint, your mom left her handcuffs on my nightstand again.
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I had to laugh when I read this! I've done the same, and when they meet me IRL, they're surprised at what a shrimp I am. I sound so much "bigger" on the phone.
Getting the wind knocked out of you is the only way to
remind your lungs how much they like the taste of air.
~ Sarah Kay
My mom and I have almost the exact same voice. In HS people would call for my mom, I'd answer, and they'd start yakking away.
I think when people see my picture or know what I look like THEN hear my voice that they are surprised. I think a lot of people expect a more "cutesy," higher-pitched voice, not my goofy, semi-husky rasp.
You sound a lot like your mom, Jeff. Loud, and screaming all the time.
Looking gooooood ;p
I can relate to that too! Small bodies, big mouths voices.
I've got a fever...
So, we all sound like Monty Python characters this side of the Atlantic, eh...? When reading me think of John Cleese playing the Centurian in Life of Brian when reading me and you'll have it about right
On your deathbed, you won't wish that you'd spent more time at the office. But you will wish that you'd spent more time running. Because if you had, you wouldn't be on your deathbed.
I always think that my voice is like some weird cross between Rachel Ray, Pink, and Kathleen Turner (especially when I'm sick).
You know what just occurred to me...I don't think I have ANY friends who have higher-pitched "girly" voices. Huh...I wonder if we subconsciously seek out people who sound like us. Eryn has a deeper voice...as do our mutual friends Beth and Kathy...all alto/tenor type singing voices, too. Hmmm....
I think it's evidence that you have entirely too much time on your hands to be thinking about these sorts of things.
Amy
I hear Walter Matthau when I read that.
Michelle
I did have you pegged for the Rachel Ray style -- the whole rapid-fire delivery that one would expect for an elite chatterbox.