The past twelve months must have been my quietest year. Living on my own, in a quiet little town, has given me the most solitude I've ever experienced. There are times when I don't even realize how long I've been silent until I attempt to speak. The first few words sound slurred and strange as my tongue loosens up and I clear my raspy voice.
Come to think of it, I haven't said anything for about twelve hours now and haven't really had the nagging urge to talk with anybody else. That doesn't seem right.
I'll be heading to work in a few minutes and will be making a quick coffee stop. What will the first words out of my mouth be this morning? Let's hope it's not something profound like, "Uh..."








hopefully it will be "grande mocha malt frappuccino"! i just had that for the first time yesterday and it was divine. :)
wow, 12 hours. don't you talk to yourself? ;-)
i find that when i have gone through a quiet phase and finally talk to someone, i trip over certain words or have trouble getting words out. it's ridiculously embarrassing.
so i talk to myself every now and then to get some practice. :-P
Really? I haven't tried too many frappuccinos. I'll need to keep in mind. For the record, the first words were, "Good morning, may I have venti toffee nut latte, please?"
Hmm... if I talk to myself, it's all done internally. I do talk at the television or radio on occasion when I'm by myself. I try to keep the first few words simple to avoid tripping over them. Otherwise, it isn't a pretty sight. :P