It's Saturday. Sorry there was nothing last Saturday. I have been traveling and I think today I shall recount my stories of traveling like a like a

sort of Danish

female writer or Swedish from the

1600s who first

began Galavanting around the globe

and reporting back on what they had found.

Mine wasn't quite as pioneering as that.

It was just heading off to New York where you know I had a really wonderful time I must say and

that reminds me I met one of the many people I met out there was an actress called Mary

McDonald Lewis who impressed me so much. If you want to impress me, you ever meet me,

you want to impress me, keep me there listening all night, be good at accents.

For some reason, people who can do accents,

who can impersonate other people,

absolutely fascinate me, and I can just sit there watching it,

just smiling like a puppy all night.

And Mary McDonald Lewis had me in the palm of her hand and was doing, you know. all Argentinian Spanish and then all different kinds of things she was able to do and she

told me that the first tip if she were teaching me to do an American accent because you

guys know I often try to do that is to remember to speak from the front of the mouth.

She said, you know if you're doing French you go to the front of the mouth you do it like

this at the front but American it is also the same. So American you also do, I don't know, and she said it will be more natural as well because I was doing it too much.

So, you know, to me this is how me speaking with the front of my mouth to try and sound American.

How does it sound?

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