My mother and father were from Oklahoma, but lived in Texas since they were young. Dinner was at noon and supper was the evening meal. They inserted a lot of r's in words, such as warshed, and words ending in ing were replaced with an aw. As for Couch or sofa, we called it a divan, the fridge was an icebox and we drank sody water.

The nuns called where we put our coats the cloak room. No, I am not 100 !! hahahaha

Sofa, soda, ink pen uses cartridges for legal purposes usually as opposed to roller ball and ball point pens. Here we are in the process of having out chimneys cleaned but they call them chimleys, wash is warsh and Warshington DC. Its spittin rain.

Hobo, THANKS!! I really had no idea why they were called that :D
My son lives in Warshington DC hahahaha

From NC I learned that, no one is sure how far "down the road a piece is" but they get there just fine! They also borree something instead of borrow and instead of living on a particular road, they "stay" there. At first I thought that someone was visiting, but nope, just the way it's said.

I have a couch, an ice box, I like soda and my dad drives a truck for a living and has a pick-up truck at home. We have winders (windows) and pillars on the bed. I say over yonder (over there). Mind you I grew up in Ca. but I speak like this. LOL.

Love them all! My DH and his mom call a desk a dest and mark is mart. I tried to correct his pronunciation of this as a young wife and it was explained to me that that is how it is said! LOL end of story! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Carrie, don't pillars hurt your head ??? hahahahaha :D

We go "down the shore" when we go to the beach on the Atlantic Ocean.

Lmbo!! Actually mine are nice and fluffy. LOL. I remember when DH and were dating he never knew what I was talking about. He finally asked me what the h__l is an ice box? Anybody know what an ice chest is? I won't give the answer yet.