Voice Post:

[misscam]

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[crackpig.livejournal.com]

FIRST!

[princess-spygal.livejournal.com]

I had a completely bizzare dream too, although, admittedly not as interesting as that one. It involved fires, holidays and lightning making you blind and ended with me being woken up at 4 in the morning by a duck quacking (in the dream) but it actually turned out to be a fox outside.

And that written down looks so much weirder. I'm going to go now...=)

[misscam.livejournal.com]

How very exciting for you :P

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Dreams do get really weird. And it's always wors when you wake up and you're confused whether or not you dreamy - even if the dream was totally warped. Poor little confused mind.

[princess-spygal.livejournal.com]

Oh I've actually woken up and thought I was still at the place I'd been the night before because I was so dreamy. I was lying there going "You're still at a party, stay awake" for at least five minutes before I realised I was in bed.

[wintergreen126.livejournal.com]

this is to get you writing again. or rather, a suggestion on how to get the kicks you need. it works *nods*

lovely to hear you voice! labs are pretty nifty, aren't they? pharmaceutical labs are filled with cool looking things, and i actually get to work at one this summer.

i hope you enjoy the rest of the week :o)

[canadian-kazz.livejournal.com]

*kick* Get writing! :P

I think it's lovely hearing your voice too. It makes a big help when you can put a voice with the person. Otherwise, you're just... words on a page.

Hmmm... I think I need more sleep. Yes.

[un-sedentary.livejournal.com]

I get weird dreams too, and if I could only count how many dreams I thought were like a very bad fanfic when I woke from them... but YAY! for fandom dreams. They are the best. At least you can blame those on fan-obsession and not necessarily on being weird (at least me, since I tend to have the weirdest dreams even and especially when non-fandom related. In fact, there's a dreams tag in my LJ just for that).

You have a lovely and very comprehensible accent! (However, you speak kinda fast *g*). You interestingly sound Welsh, at least in some words. I have another Norwegian friend, who, when speaking English sounds a cross between English and Australian. *grin*

[kittycatness.livejournal.com]

You have got the most amazing voice and accent ever. And you were perfectly understandable, so don't worry.

Your dream sounds really peculiar.

Happy Labour Day.

Italy sounds exciting. :)


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[crackpig.livejournal.com]

I have written to everyone I know to tell them.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

I shall remember that :P

Yeah, labs are awesome. I got to work in it a bit the other day and felt like a raven in a house full of shiny things. We also have an actual drug lab - you know, for the more hardcore stuff - which is even more exciting. But of course, very few get to actually go inside there.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

So now instead I'm a voice in the void?

[misscam.livejournal.com]

I don't always remember my dreams, sadly. Otherwise I'm sure they'd be plenty weird.

I don't speak fast! You listen slow :P As for accents, Norwegians have a lot of different ones and that affects how we speak English, too. I do also love Gaelic, so I could be mimicking things slightly without even being aware.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Aww.

My voice totally doesn't sound like it does in my head. But ah well, it'll do.

Italy will be very exciting, yes.

[canadian-kazz.livejournal.com]

Well... a voice in the void to go with the words on the screen. It's not a complete picture, but it's more complete than most of my other net friends.

[kittycatness.livejournal.com]

I think that the voice not sounding like it does in one's head is normal. Most people I know have experienced that.

Which parts are you visiting?



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[adoraheatherly.livejournal.com]

Coolest. Accent. EVER.

[falena]

Hello there.

Your voice is cute and so very different from the way I imagined it (not that I thought you had an 'uncute' voice, just different). :P

And I like your accent, it's clear and quite different from anything else I've heard before. That'd be the Norwegian in it, I imagine. I actually spoke French with the few Norwegians I met, so I have no frame of reference.

Your dream was wacky, like most dreams are. I dream a lot but I think I had only a couple of fandom-related dreams. The most memorable one was about the two of us driving around in a pink convertible with Gary Dourdan. LOL. I think I told you about that already, though.

[magika83.livejournal.com]

Great to hear your voice once in a while! :-) I actually just got back from Italy, Naples area to be exact. It was - naturally - wonderful. I think I like it better this time of year, not too hot. Where in Italy will you be going/staying?

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Genova, Rome and bits of Tuscany, maybe.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Heh, thanks.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

I don't sound like a total bitch, upi ,eam :P

Probably some to do with Norwegian, yeah. But I don't have a very typical Norwegian-English accent. I probably have a Norwegian tilt to it, though.

I want a convertible, but not pink. Wouldn't mind Gary Dourdan either, heh.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Genova, Rome and bits of Tuscany, probably.

And it's in July, so it will be hot.

Just remembered I hadn't listend to this yet...

[lotus79.livejournal.com]

ROFL, WoW just takes over everything, doesn't it? *looks sexy with her horns and tail* You have horn envy again, don't you?

I haven't heard your voice in a while, I'd forgotten what you sound like, hee.

Also, *kicks you* Write, babe. Though I need to kick myself, too.

[lotus79.livejournal.com]

Heh, there's definitely a bit of American in the vowels, but not too much. And much less than there used to be.

There's probably some Aussie in there now too, but of course I can't hear Aussie accents cos I have one. ;)

[falena]

Heh, there's definitely a bit of American in the vowels

You're probably right, I guess I expected her to sound more British, lol.

There's probably some Aussie in there now too,

I wouldn't know, I've had very limited experience with Aussie accents. All I can think of (in term of comparison) is Jesse Spencer from House, but Australia is a big place so I guess one accent could not be taken as representative of a hugeass continent. :P

You should do a voice post, only for comparative purposes. *g*

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Having fun analyzing minute details of how I speak? :P

[misscam.livejournal.com]

You have pet envy, so shush.

And yes, it does take over everything.

Mutual kick session?

[falena]

Actually it's just part of my evil plot to get everyone from my f'list to make a voicepost. Some people collects stamps, I collect accents.