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...looking at the results now, thinking about the fact we are often silently grateful. Silently appreciating. Silently respectful. But there& #39;s always that weirdo who says, "You& #39;re breathtaking!" out loud.
Today I& #39;m that weirdo.
My love is coming for you, in no particular order.
Today I& #39;m that weirdo.
My love is coming for you, in no particular order.
This is going to be a short, but intense list. Bear with me. I know openly admitting you love someone& #39;s work might make people cringe, but hey, it& #39;s a tiny cringe!
I want to thank @ErikaSanderson, for all the gratitude doesn& #39;t feel enough. Thanks to NoSleep streams, we know about the ACTING we don& #39;t see. She can be a British granny, and American boy, a vaguely Slavic ghost IN ONE PLAY, and you won& #39;t be able to tell that& #39;s the same person.
I want to thank @LydNicholas for creating the characters who speak of the boundaries. I haven& #39;t heard many stories with believable protagonists who manage their pronouns and the attitude to physical touch. This is painfully relatable; thanks for giving these characters the voice.
I want to thank @Alecto101 for being one of the most calming presences in all the podcasts I& #39;ve heard. She has a gorgeous voice, a beautiful attitude to RPing as ANYONE, and the natural kindness that shines through every work of hers, be it playing a TTRPG character or cooking.
I want to thank @AlasdairStuart for being the literal calm voice of reason when he hosts things, - and putting his gentle manner of speaking to a great use in horrors. If a book of strange tales spoke to me, I& #39;d love that to be in his voice.
(Being open to fun stuff is a bonus!)
(Being open to fun stuff is a bonus!)
I want to thank @ilanacharnelle, for I knew her as a singer and musician before I heard her acting (and long before I discovered the person she is), and that was the case of being full of joy for not having to be all, "Well, at least she is a pro singer". She& #39;s a pro, full stop.
It makes sense to mention @jakebenson27 right after, I guess?.. This is a kind of a case in reverse. I read his twitter first. I loved his personality. And then all of a sudden I heard his GORGEOUS VOICE, and I& #39;m still not ready for his full potential in acting.
I want to thank @Abyzzinn for sharing his talent with us; you should hear his works, both scripted and improvised, ranging from a dwarf cleric to... oh.
Spoilers.
I had to look for my dropped jaw when after all the acting I& #39;d heard I discovered his clear and smooth singing voice.
Spoilers.
I had to look for my dropped jaw when after all the acting I& #39;d heard I discovered his clear and smooth singing voice.
I want to thank @manylittlewords - in this thread, for voice acting, for I& #39;m going to need a separate one for her other talents (*cough* go read her books *cough* also note the art skills *cough cough*). She has that unique voice that feels cold and gentle at the same time.
