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A friend from high school sent out a video yesterday showing her new house in Georgia. We were good friends back in high school, but we haven't seen each other or spoken since 1993, except via e-mail.
So when I started playing the video, her narration sounded odd to me. There was a voice coming out of my speakers that I didn't expect and didn't remember. In fact, to me her voice sounded like Ruby's in the children's TV show Max and Ruby. In my head, I could hear how her voice sounded, or at least how I thought I remembered it.
I know people's voices change over time. And being a former mascot, I know that people imagine a voice in their head for characters and people, often times wildly incorrectly. But it still struck me that the voice I heard seems so wrong.
It makes me wonder about the accuracy of a lot of my memories.
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