Hi Carol, I love the blog. I've never participated in a blog before, but at least I feel like I'll get some help, if I don't get it right the first time. I hardly ever get anything right the first time. Unfortunately, I'm such a perfectionist, I generally wear myself out trying to do everything exactly right, and end up frustrated and on the outside looking in.....I liked your comment about the Kentuckians "own way" of speaking. As a "move-in", I enjoy listening to the way ya'll speak here, and I understand most of it, but still have some problems with some of the words. I don't think I'll ever get used to hearing the "r" pronounced in the title: Mrs. (It is a silent letter, look it up in the dictionary. Its just like the "p" is silent in "pneumonia") but that's a small thing.....
Hi Carol, I love the blog. I've never participated in a blog before, but at least I feel like I'll get some help, if I don't get it right the first time. I hardly ever get anything right the first time. Unfortunately, I'm such a perfectionist, I generally wear myself out trying to do everything exactly right, and end up frustrated and on the outside looking in.....I liked your comment about the Kentuckians "own way" of speaking. As a "move-in", I enjoy listening to the way ya'll speak here, and I understand most of it, but still have some problems with some of the words. I don't think I'll ever get used to hearing the "r" pronounced in the title: Mrs. (It is a silent letter, look it up in the dictionary. Its just like the "p" is silent in "pneumonia") but that's a small thing.....
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