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Journeying beyond the Scandinavian countries.

Monday, February 11, 2008

I have been without my normal voice for almost a week now. It is not at all fun, I'll have you know. It certainly wasn't fun last week when I was trying in vain to make my voice heard above my kids, even if only to say, "I cannot shout over you. I will not talk louder than this."

Since going through what is apparently some sort of vaguely masculine delayed puberty, I've gotten several favorable comparisons, namely to Scarlett Johansson and Lana Turner. Personally, I think I sound like a toad and, for the most part, I feel like one too.

Hopefully, I will have my voice restored to me by Wednesday, when my kids come back to school. Until then, I will be using this evening and a good share of Lincoln's birthday sleeping, drinking hot tea, and occasionally attempting to sing (just because it's so darn funny).

  1. Blogger Lindsey said:

    It's like on Friends when Phoebe gets a cold and her voice goes all low and scratchy and she loves the way she sounds when she sings. So maybe you can think of it as "sexy phlegm" and the like. :)

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