Your interview makes me feel so impressed and envious at the same time, Katia, because you speak so movingly and so well. I can write the words I want to say, but when faced with a microphone or a live audience, I become tongue-tied and say what I feel are foolish things, and in short, your competency with the vocal as well as the written is very obvious. Congratulations on your new (and second) editing job–I just hope you’ll continue to have time to blog for us now and then, that’s too delightful to give up.
You’re SO kind! Actually, I hate my voice, accent and delivery and I always feel I come across as silly! I use the wrong words and get confused. In this particular instance, I had an unfortunate slip of the tongue and said I was “at” Cambridge when I meant to say “in” Cambridge (big difference – I was not at the University but was connected to it).
Thank you for your steadfast support and kindness.
Very interesting. And again I would like to say a few words about your voice, Katia. The mellow, soft, embracing colour of your voice tone is something incredible!
Lovely to hear your voice …
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Thank you. Just leave comments on the Red Room. It’s the same blog :–) x
Your interview makes me feel so impressed and envious at the same time, Katia, because you speak so movingly and so well. I can write the words I want to say, but when faced with a microphone or a live audience, I become tongue-tied and say what I feel are foolish things, and in short, your competency with the vocal as well as the written is very obvious. Congratulations on your new (and second) editing job–I just hope you’ll continue to have time to blog for us now and then, that’s too delightful to give up.
You’re SO kind! Actually, I hate my voice, accent and delivery and I always feel I come across as silly! I use the wrong words and get confused. In this particular instance, I had an unfortunate slip of the tongue and said I was “at” Cambridge when I meant to say “in” Cambridge (big difference – I was not at the University but was connected to it).
Thank you for your steadfast support and kindness.
Very interesting. And again I would like to say a few words about your voice, Katia. The mellow, soft, embracing colour of your voice tone is something incredible!
You’re very kind, Anna. Thank you!
Very nice, Katia. x
Thank you, Wendy :–)
Great stuff
Thank you, my talented friend.