One of my patients this morning told me that I have "a good voice for instruction". I was immediately tempted to do my Gary Coleman impression, but her surname wasn't Willis, so instead I thanked her for the compliment, and then asked her what the heck she meant. She replied that I have the kind of voice that makes it easy for others to follow directions. Which makes me wonder why Amelie won't do a single thing I say. She then added that my voice is "very clear and perfect for instruction". So I told her to shut up and let me take the photos.
But whilst pondering whether to apply for part-time voice-over work, or simply become a dominatrix, I headed into Crowborough town centre at lunchtime (I was working at the hospital there - I didn't make the trip specially), where I bought some buffalo burgers. No, really. And I thought they only ate filet mignon in Crowborough.
I cooked them when I got home, so for the benefit of anyone who's never tasted buffalo, I can exclusively reveal that they tasted like... well, like beefburgers really. But with the bitter aftertaste of having cost twice as much. I probably should have served them with mozzarella. And then washed my hands in a bison.
Anyhoo, fans of prog-rock will be pleased to know that I filmed another road movie today. It's a lot like the East Grinstead one, but with a twist ending. Namely that I end up in Crowborough. Unfortunately I'm still struggling to mix the audio track (it's not easy combining rock with electronica), so it'll have to wait till tomorrow.
As everyone knows, a bison is what you wash your fison - and also your hands.
ReplyDeleteHello. One for your diary, Lloyd Cole is playing the Komedia again on 1 November. Yep, he's still not dead (yay).
ReplyDeleteI wait in great expectation.
ReplyDeleteFor the video, or for Lloyd Cole?
ReplyDeleteOooh, thanks Beckie. I'll get onto the babysitters immediately. :)
ReplyDeleteThe video. I have no idea who Llyod Cole is. Is he any relation of Lloyd Bank?
ReplyDeleteI thought you meant you were waiting to be asked to baby-sit, Dave.
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