Scared.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 2:18PM I'm not afraid to say it: it's scary to watch yourself on film. You notice every little twitch and inflection. "Do I really blink that often?" you ask yourself. "Why do my teeth take up 80% of the screen?"
But as my husband would say, "I am who I am." Apparently, I am someone who uses her facial muscles regularly.
So I'm going to be brave, and I'm going to share with you an interview I did recently with Veronika from Yarn on the House. Veronika and I talked about everything from how I come up with colorway names to why I love to wear pink. We had a great time chatting -- Veronika is adorable and easy to talk to.
In addition, Yarn on the House is giving away three prizes: two one-of-a-kind skeins of Adorn Sock yarn, and a set of two skeins of Glenhaven Cashmerino.
Feel free to watch the videos -- it's divided up into four parts because of the time limitations of YouTube. And then please enter the contest, which is being hosted at Yarn on the House. (Commenting here is lovely and welcome, but only commenting at YOTH will enter you into the contest.)
Closing my eyes and pressing Publish...
Reader Comments (7)
LOVE the interview! Thank you for sharing :) It is so nice to get a bit more insight into you :)
Beautiful!
Sharon, thanks for sharing, I love the interview and you should not be scared. You look beautiful and you are quite entertaining. You are genuine and expressive - those are good traits to have. And see your mama thinks it is beautiful!
Loved it! But, seriously - "fifty years ago when I was twelve"??? LOL!
It was fun getting to see and hear your voice, and your mamma is right - Beautiful!
Great interview! So fun to watch and see you in "RL" :-)
I checked out the yarns on the YOTH site, as usual just lovely!! Is Hipster a once in a lifetime color or will it be possible to buy it? Just in case I'm not a lucky winner... ;-))
Wonderful interview, I highly enjoyed it.
Great to watch!
If it makes you feel better to know, I totally over-emote on webcams. I'm worried that they won't see the subtle expressions and I'll look dead and/or uninterested in them.