Anyhow. I know I posted yesterday about my eggnog latte, but in fact I took some video of that process, and thought it would be funny to post it.
In case you have ever wondered what my voice sounds like and whether I have a Canadian accent (which Lizbon maintains that I do), here's a sample.
6 comments:
YES, this counts as a vost! I watched it twice, because I miss you so. Do another one! Do another one!
It made my morning.
Or my early afternoon.
Whatever...
Lovely, and thank you.
Please send one. . . ASAP.
Every time I try to froth heat milk, it doesn't work. Is it my frother or what?
Loved the "vost" and I am loving your everyday posts.
Mwaah. . .
You totally DO have a Canadian accent . . . but it's a Western Canadian accent, so it's not as noticeable. At least, it's not that noticeable to me, living in a state bordering Alberta, and regularly meeting vacationing western Canadians at church and around town. (The word "pain" is a good example . . . you say something closer to "peen" than the US's "payne".)
And you're totally going to laugh . . . but I've never seen the inside of a coffee percolator (if that's what it even is) before . . . lol Born and bred Mormon, here. ;o)
P.S.) You have such a nice-sounding voice. :o) It fits.
Annalea, you made me laugh!! "peen"?!?! really?? How funny! I have a friend who really flattens her vowels (somewhere between 'kerr' and 'kurr' for 'car') and it drives me nuts. Now it turns out I do it too! I'll have to work on rounding them out more.
And thanks for saying I have a nice-sounding voice! That's a relief, because there's another video scheduled to publish tomorrow, so you'll have to listen to a lot more of it.
And yes, that's a stovetop espresso maker. Someday I'll do a vost about mulled wine and you'll really be at sea.
;-)
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