Sarah’s Many Voices: My First Podcast
August 22, 2008 by Sarah
Filed under Read These!
This podcast is the result of me trying to think of ways to get out of cleaning the house preserve sweet memories for my children. As you will see, it turn into something… well, something esle. Click the Play button to listen!
Listen to my first podcast!
Leave me a comment and let me know if you’re laughing with me or at me, or both!
Too, too funny! And yes I am laughing WITH you
Thanks for sharing!
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Oh Sarah, that was hilarious! I wish you could see this right now but as soon as I pressed play, both of my kiddos zoomed into the room, climbed all over me and started giggling and laughing asking, “Who’s that? She’s soooooo silly!” And now I have munchkins singing “Lolipop Guild” at the top of their little lungs
Thanks for the great giggle!
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Very cool! It’s great to have a voice to put with your face!
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The deep voice is going to give me bad dreams. Thanks, Sarah! But the rest was a blast. We’re coming up the second week of October – mid-week – hope to see you and what’s-his-name (and I hope you don’t use that deep voice while we’re there).
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I loved hearing your voice! You sound just as sweet as you are on your blog. And, I must say, you sound like you are about 20 years old, my friend (but a wise 20).
That was very funny! I enjoyed it. I can see how you could have fun for days with that. Do your girls just giggle?
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Lisa, you forgot to say that I LOOK 20, too. Why, thank you!
My girls kept asking me to play it over and over. They laughed really hard.
Chip, we’d LOVE to see you guys! Don’t worry, that voice is only possible thanks to modern technology, and cannot be naturally reproduced!
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LOL, that was adorable! You sound just like I thought you would and remarkably like a local friend of mine named Erin.
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Your podcast is educational.
We have a favorite phrase around Carolina households: “well-educated.”
Now that I’ve heard your podcast, I DO feel a lot more prepared for life in cyberspace, and for Real Life too. I feel well-educated. Thank you, Sarah RealLife, for expanding our aural horizons. But I do have a feeling that you’ve pulled one over on us: The “deep voice” is really a certain music teacher I’ve heard about who likes to intimidate his students into cooperating. If not, well, maybe he ought to try that strategy, cuz it scared the hell out of me.
C
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I love it! I am laughing at you & with you. Good Job making me laugh.
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how fun! i’ve yet to experiment with garage band. you have a beautiful voice- i especially liked the first effect– very enya-ish!
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What great fun! You have inspired me. Blessings.
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Both. Too cute and very brave! I commend you.
peace~elaine
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LOL! Definitely laughing WITH you.
Oh, and you have a beautiful voice – with or without all of the accouterments.
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