
Ivan came to check it out and said, "I do not smell gas, I only smell the cinnamony." (He is from Slovenia and has a beautiful accent, and he was smelling my air fresheners, glad they work). Anyway, he was convinced that I was smelling "cinnamony", too, but I was still worried. He instructed me to wait an hour, come back, and then call him if I still smelled it. "I do not smell it, but gas is not joke. If you think it's wrong, call me." I did, and he came up and turned off the gas to the stove.

Then yesterday the stove repair-man came to check it out with his little gas-detecting magic wand. There was a teeny-tiny leak that he had to order parts to fix. Ivan and the repairman (who is also Slovenian and I suspect his name is also Ivan) just came by today to fix it, and they told me "You deserve award for smelling such little leak!" (I hope you are reading these quotes in a thick Slavic accent). So that's just what I'm going to do, award myself:
4 comments:
Another reason we were meant to be friends: sensitive sniffers! I totally am imagining Ivan's velvety voice. Bravo Mardee.
I love your blog Mardee! I'm going to check it regularly :) I'm glad you have a good nose.
wow what a nose that could go om a resume! sophie will be two months on the 4th time flies huh?
What a well-deserved Dundie. That's quite a story. And I appreciate the effort to convey Ivan's accent. By default I always imagine guys named Ivan with funny voices. I guess I'm racist or something.
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