Hi. I'm Sarah. He's Kevin. The little ones are Hannah and Hudson. We're a family, blessed with our children via international adoption. Hannah Claire and Hudson Ray were lovingly cared for in Taiwan, placed into our arms on 12.29.08 and 6.13.12, and things haven't been quite the same since. Hallelujah!
"By adopting a child and helping them reach their potential, they help us reach ours. An adopted child is not an unwanted child; to the contrary. They are a child who was searched for, prayed for, cried for, begged for; received by arms that ached, making empty hearts full. Love is meant to be shared." - Author unknown
We have a Canon EOS 7D. The lenses I work with include a 24-70mm f/2.8L, 85mm f/1.8, and 50mm f/1.8.
I've always thought that my Hoosier speech was pretty "normal" American English. Now I've got proof! I'll never bring myself to call a Coke a soda... it will forever be a "pop" in my vobabulary.
65% General American English 10% Dixie 10% Midwestern 10% Upper Midwestern 0% Yankee
My mom and dad asked where my Dixie came from. I think that's pretty funny. I think my Dixie comes from Kevin... influenced by his Kentucky-born hillbilly relatives. When Kevin and I first met, I listened to his speech and thought oh my! He sounds like a hillbilly! After nearly 10 years since we first started dating... I don't hear it so much anymore.
Hey Sarah that was a great quiz my results are as follows 70% General American English 15% Yankee 10% Dixie 0% Mid West 0% Upper Mid West Are you saying I am a hillbilly since I am related to kevin
Karen, I think you've successfully washed your hair of anything "hillbilly." I didn't see a bit of pickled bologna or shotguns hung on the wall when I visited your house... but I know which of your relatives homes I can find those things in! Beware, you could increase your Dixie percentage down there with them Texans. My question is, where did that Yankee come from?
I'm pretty sure I am 99% Dixie!
ReplyDelete50% General American English
ReplyDelete20% Yankee
15% Dixie
10% Upper Midwestern
0% Midwestern
Sarah this was hilarious - where do you find this stuff!!!! LOL
ReplyDelete50% General American English
25% Yankee
15% Dixie
5% Upper Midwestern
0% Midwestern
Sarah's Mom vs. Sarah's Dad
ReplyDelete70% General American English 65%
15% Upper Midwestern 10%
5% Midwestern 5%
5% Yankee 15%
So does Sarah get her Dixie from her husband or the town she grew up in?
60% General American English
ReplyDelete15% Dixie
10% Upper Midwestern
5% Midwestern
5% Yankee
I thought I was 100% Oklahoman...I lived there for the first 27 yrs of my life and dh says I will never lose "that" accent/
Great quiz!
ReplyDeleteHere's my breakdown:
45% General American English
30% Yankee
20% Dixie
0% Midwestern
0% Upper Midwestern
This was fun!
ReplyDeleteAbbey was
50% General English 35% Dixie and 5% Yankee
50% General American English
ReplyDelete20% Dixie
15% Yankee
10% Midwestern
0% Upper Midwestern
My mom and dad asked where my Dixie came from. I think that's pretty funny. I think my Dixie comes from Kevin... influenced by his Kentucky-born hillbilly relatives. When Kevin and I first met, I listened to his speech and thought oh my! He sounds like a hillbilly! After nearly 10 years since we first started dating... I don't hear it so much anymore.
ReplyDeleteThis was fun! Here's my results:
ReplyDelete75% General American English
10% Upper Midwestern
5% Midwestern
5% Yankee
0% Dixie
Having a "Yankee" dad and a "Dixie" mom, I guess my dad taught me to talk. :)
Hugs,
Rebecca
www.untilwemeetintaiwan.blogspot.com
50% General American English
ReplyDelete30% Dixie
5% Upper Mid-Western
5% Mid-Western
5% Yankee
If my KY relatives or my NC in-laws ever find out about that 5% Yankee, I know I'll be disowned....
Hey Sarah that was a great quiz my results are as follows
ReplyDelete70% General American English
15% Yankee
10% Dixie
0% Mid West
0% Upper Mid West
Are you saying I am a hillbilly since I am related to kevin
Karen, I think you've successfully washed your hair of anything "hillbilly." I didn't see a bit of pickled bologna or shotguns hung on the wall when I visited your house... but I know which of your relatives homes I can find those things in! Beware, you could increase your Dixie percentage down there with them Texans. My question is, where did that Yankee come from?
ReplyDelete70% General American English
ReplyDelete10% Dixie
10% Upper Midwestern
5% Midwestern
0% Yankee
Eight years in the South and it hasn't rubbed off on me too much I guess. Though I have been known to say fixin' a time or two.
Hey Sarah my results are as follows
ReplyDelete55% General American English
20% Dixie from Puerto Rico
20% Yankee