u/NewIllustrator3721

I try everything to raise my soft palate as I sing.

Yes, I can do an extreme version of it.

But I can’t control a middle version, where I don’t sound like I am yawning, and don’t sound like I am a vacuum cleaner.

What I do instead is pull my tongue back into my throat when trying to raise it, which leads to disaster basically.

How do I do it? And no - not “Yawn and then sing”. I yawn, and then sing, and everything goes back to how it was, with my vacuum cleaner sound and tone.

I am just curious, since me personally, my breath doesn’t stink of alcohol when I am drinking. I mean, maybe it’s just because I can’t notice it myself, but anyway, how much alcohol really causes noticable alcohol breath? Is it an amount, or can just a little bit already trigger it? Is it different for people?

Say I start drinking at 9pm and return back home at 11:30pm. What’s the most amount of shots I can take to not obviously smell of alcohol or be drunk when returning back home to parents? If it’s like even one, what protocol can I follow to avoid them detecting it?

What is this show? I remember vividly - they get delivered milk in bottles. They go to bed. The antagonist, which I remember being a cat, creates artificial snow. Then uses a paper sheet/metal sheet to create wind sounds and such. There’s tiny model trains running as well.