And for my first action as an official Great Big Sea street flunky...

[annathepiper]

... read, member of the Great Big Sea Street Team, I have walked out today into the bright summer sunshine, Road Rage in my headphones, and found places to leave 66 of these cute little flyers on either Roosevelt or the Ave. 1 to Trading Musician, 5 at the Library, 10 at Top Cash Paid, 20 at Tower Records, 10 at the Mix, 20 at Cellophone Square. Not bad for my first day. ;)

The most amusing thing about the experience though was the guy at the Mix asking me to say a couple of random sentences to him because he thought he heard an accent in my voice. I told him I was from Kentucky, and he went, "Oh, so that's what Kentucky sounds like!" Northern Kentucky, I specified, since if you go south enough in Kentucky it starts sounding like Tennessee.

Tomorrow: the University Village and points north and east! We'll see how many of these flyers I can get rid of, in the name of spreading Singing Newfoundlander Goodness.

Comments

[ssha.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the more Southern, Tennessee hybrid is what I return with when I visit my family.

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[annathepiper]

Yeah, I remember picking you up from the airport and your Kentucky showing. ;)

[princessheacock.livejournal.com]

So how'd you get to be a part of this Great Big Sea thingy?

That's what I want to know!

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[annathepiper]

Easy. I went to their web page and filled out the thingie that says "Join the Great Big Sea Street Team"! ^_^ Monica in our jamming group signed up as well, and so did petit_chou (Heather), who works at Cheryl's bookstore. :)

[princessheacock.livejournal.com]

WOW! Fast response.

petit chou works at the bookstore? Cool I'll have to get over ther sometime. Been reading her journal and she sounds like a really cool person!

[princessheacock.livejournal.com]

Er. For some reason petit_chou reminds me heavily of Anya.

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[annathepiper]

*giggle* I was posting to my LJ when your reply came in. And yes, she works at the bookstore. :)