Friday, January 11, 2008

i guess i still sound seventeen. but so does she.

11:06 am, on my work voicemail:

"Boy, you have a very nice voice on the voicemail! Your mother must have taught you how to speak so well. Please give me a call and have a pleasant morning. Bye, I love you."

11:22 am, on the phone:

"So you liked my message, huh?"

"It was very clear. You didn't even stumble or say 'um' at all. And it sounded very sweet."

"You do realize that I have the same voice as you, right?"

"Only it's forty years younger."

"Um,  you were 28 when you had me."

"Whatever, old is old."
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8 comments:

  1. Anonymous1/11/2008 12:34 PM

    HAHAHA... that's a great conversation, just so random

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  2. WORDofRYE1/11/2008 1:37 PM

    Haha! Classic!

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  3. Anonymous1/11/2008 2:25 PM

    So if your mom is 40 years older that makes you...

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  4. omar1/11/2008 2:50 PM

    So she was 28 when she had you? Aren't you 29 now? What are you waiting for?

    (High five, cadiz's mom and aunties!)

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  5. The Stormin Mormon1/12/2008 12:20 PM

    "Old is Old."

    I'm going to have to use that one in a meeting at work when they joke about my age.

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  6. Lia1/14/2008 9:57 AM

    People often mix up me and my mom on the phone. Which is weird, because even if we have the same voice, we have different accents.

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  7. cadiz121/14/2008 10:08 AM

    our difference in accent is a good hint for people to tell us apart, too. thank goodness for that, too, with the ridiculous things some of my friends say to play jokes on me.

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  8. Jon1/18/2008 1:06 AM

    I don't hear it in my head, but when I play back my voice recorded, I sound a lot like my dad. I'm looking into surgery to correct that. I'm thinking about a career in movie trailer voice overs. We'll see how it goes.

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