Yew Tawk Fonny
From Jane's blog
Mistaken for a Canadian alot, eh? Since I grew up about an hour's drive from North Dakota/Minnesota, it's not a surprising finding. Although I did "hear" the accent in Fargo. A few months ago an Irish doc who has been living on Vancouver Island for the last 20 odd years asked me where in the US I came from. I guess that is what happens when you grow up in a province where the descendents of immigrants from the Ukraine and Germany outnumber the Brits. When I worked in Hamilton Ontario, I was the only respirologist out of a group of 11 or 12 who was of British Empire heritage (hell, more than half of them were born in England/Ireland/South Africa/New Zealand etc). I used to joke that as a young, female, Ukrainian from Winnipeg, that I probably filled several quotas. For those of you waiting with bated breath to know what's up with the knitting, I am working on "Moozhies" (knitted slippers) for Kyle using the slipper pattern generator from the Knitting Fiend Almost done the first one. From Friday's plane trip - the Rockies. I don't think the picture captures it well, but the shading from the snow made it look like it was a photo negative. If I could figure out how to use Photoshop, I'd reverse the black and white to see what the negative would look like. |
Comments on "Yew Tawk Fonny"
Oh wow, so that's what they look like from the air. I think we crossed those things half a dozen times driving thru Canada down from Alaska. The first and last time I ever used the low gear on my car!
Hee hee--I apparently have a "midlands" accent--that is to say, no discernible accent.
The scarf-around turned out beautifully, BTW.
Lovely shot of the mountains. I'd like to see the negative value version, too.