V is for Voice.
Our versatile varmint could well be vaulted to vocal fame by this video. If you venture to view it, you will ventilate over her well-versed and vigorous talent. If only she had a violin accompaniment, her sotto voce tones would vibrate like a vicar's vespers. She is a vesicle of pure operatic talent, don't you agree? And yet, she is no vain vixen. She never has the vapors nor does she flutter her lashes behind a veil. She would be the victor in any contest, I think, but she does not seek to validate her venerable vocals on TV or to any other vast audience. She does not wish to become more visible. She is satisfied with her own valorous, velvety value.
What? Her voice is vexing, you say?
Vamoose then, before this veers into a violent vendetta vis-a-vis your vile and vulgar taste!
For more of Denise Nesbitt's ABC's, click here.
Wow - that is some singing. Sounds like my dog when my son cries...
ReplyDeleteIncredible!
ReplyDeletedaisy can sing at my Christmas Party anytime! Lovely, just lovely :)
ReplyDeleteVery creative and wonderful post! Love it!
ReplyDeleteDaisy! I had no idea you had such vocal talent! I'm submitting your name to American Idol - you should be receiving a casting call soon. Meanwhile, keep practicing those carols. PS I love the way you wagged your tail at the end - obviously you knew you gave a stellar performance! Lucinda is clapping here in CO.
ReplyDeleteVictoriously vivacious!!!! ;)
ReplyDeleteOh I laughed and laughed, Janie... What a talented lady!!!! She needs to go to Broadway immediately.....
ReplyDeleteMy dog (Duchess) used to do that... Oh how we loved that dog. She lived for about 15 years.
LOVE IT... Thanks!
Hugs,
Betsy
Daisy you are the best! Best thing in my day so far!!! You made my heart strings vibrate with your velvety voice!
ReplyDeleteA big hug to you!
Sylvia
Vov-vov! - as the versatile varmint would have vociferated in Norway. Very good vibrations here for this vocal video-wonder.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I heard her harmonizing. She can definitely carry a tune! Merry Christmas, Daisy. We hope to see you in concert!
ReplyDeleteI think you have outdone yourself this time Janie.
ReplyDeleteDaisy is simply divine. She has a big career ahead of her. (:0)
This is darling! Love it ... cute & clever post.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas ~
TTFN ~ Marydon
**NEW BLOG**
blushingrosetoo.blogspot.com
WOW! Your V post is magnificent! : ) Lovely!
ReplyDeleteSTANDING OVATION!!! I have such a huge grin on my face that my face hurts! Oh I'm such a sucker when it comes to DAWGS and the cute things they do. What's your dog's name? It's the same breed we're going to look into getting in a couple of years. ALWAYS love your posts, Janie! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post...and a great group of Vs....
ReplyDeleteThe volume is consistent. Pretty funny.
ReplyDeleteWow Janie...Daisy was wonderful!!!my daughter loved it!!!!she wants me to take our Schnauzer Nolan barking at her when she speaks Spanish to him...it drives him crazy...
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...Thank you ....I really needed a good tummmy laugh...
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Sherry
This is awesome! She really gets into it, that's so cute. I'm not sure I've seen her get that involved before. :) Hilarious.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! That is something! What a great "V" post!
ReplyDeleteIs that Daisy? If so, that's a very communal pup you have there to join into singing. Fun, funny, but most of all pretty darn incredible.
ReplyDeleteClap3x!! Standing oVation!!
ReplyDeleteMy ABC
Daisy awaits her American Idol call!
ReplyDeleteShe's always been a vocal dog. She makes whining and howling noises if she doesn't feel that she's getting enough attention. She only sings when I play piano. (Sometimes, if she's tired, she just hums along.) No other form of music entices her to use her lovely voice...
Very vibrant narratiVe. How do you do it. I struggled and struggled with this V until my granddaughter suggested the vacuum. (Do love the robot vac, though!) Always such a pleasure to visit you!
ReplyDeletevivid virtual vocalese!
ReplyDeleteDaisy's vocal talents are extraordinary! Our Sophie whines and vocalizes for visitors, but I've never heard her sing before:)
ReplyDeleteI missed your post last Wednesday, but now I see you had something much more important to do--congratulations on your newest grandchild!
Very very amusing, versatile Varmint. Book her in the next Opera show! lol. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI will be the first in line to buy Daisy's new CD!!! This is adorable!!
ReplyDeletevirtuoso!
ReplyDeleteDaisy is a dog of many talents. She's helping me get the holiday spirit.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful 'V' post, but I am most impressed with Daisy's singing. Are dogs allowed to enter American Idol?
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Both your post and Daisy's singing. :)
ReplyDeleteVery creative! Your way to find words starting with the same letter is amazing. Dogs like music and singing. It's the call of their relatives to gather.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very nice video of you and Dasie, Janie. You play the piano very well and Daisy's vocal was great too.
ReplyDeleteAwww so cute.
ReplyDeleteLovely alliteration ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh my ... we had a Beagle that sang like this once upon a time but Molly's not nearly so vocal a lab. Great fun ;-)
Hugs and blessings,
Absolutely MARVELOUS! And, she actually can hit the keys - when she wants too! Count me a fan of your velvet voiced varmint!
ReplyDeleteVerily a virtuosa performance to vibrate the ear drums - very entertaining post for V and seasonal too!
ReplyDeleteYou are HILARIOUS!!! Way to go on the piano, too. Just like the Captain and Tennille only backwards - ha ha Have a great day ~ ♥
ReplyDeleteFantastic..I love stuff like this. Great piano and voice! Our dog greets us..uh, in a similar way, ha-
ReplyDeleteOh Janie, thanks for the smile and the chuckle today. Daisy has a beautiful dog voice. And your piano playing isn't too bad either. LOL
ReplyDelete