Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Butter That Has Been Scraped Over Too Much Bread

It's only second week and I am already apologizing for not blogging more. There is a post about my adventures to Bath in the works, but unfortunately there are also homework, papers, and more sight-seeing in the the works. I'm feeling a bit like I'm being pulled in too many directions, but I promise a new post will be up before I leave for York (Friday) and after I finish my paper on Medieval drama (tonight).

Until then, a tidbit of an adventure:

I think I have picked up enough of a Minnesotan accent to sound Canadian to the foreign ear. As far as I can tell, most people on the trip are asked if they are American; I just get asked if I am from (very specifically) North America. Seeing as I don't look the slightest bit Hispanic, Canada seems to be the only other country of origin option. Hmmm...

And a picture of me and my roommates at Abbey Road:
We were out of step and the picture is off, but we were pretty proud of ourselves.

2 comments:

  1. It seems to me that whenever someone's vowels are off and they look at all pasty, people default to Canadian. That happened a few times last year - I've seen it in Brazilian and Swedish exchange students whose American accents were nearly (but not quite) flawless.

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  2. I would just like to say I approve of this blog, but especially this entry title here. Take it easy, mellon.

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