What kind of kid were you? A "wind chill" or "windshield" kid? I personally was a "windshield" kid. I was 100% sure that my mom was saying "the windshield this morning is 15 degrees," so that's what I've always said. What's the point in changing? I like sticking to what I thought things were called. Annnddd I have a few friends who thought the same thing, I'm not the only one.
I may be on the following though....
For instance:
Sandwich= Blayr's translation, "samwich." I still call them samwiches, I'm just not so sure about adding the extra DDDDDDD sound in it.
Paula Abdul's "Rush Rush" song= I was corrected by my older sister who I thought was so cool that it wasn't "Mush Mush" it was "Rush Rush," I was so embarrassed, she made fun of me so bad and at the age of about 9, you think your 17 year-old sister is soooooo cool.
Sunday Morning Coming Down by Ray Price "In the park I saw a daddy with the laughing little girl that he was swinging"=Blayr's translation, "In the park I saw a daddy with a lab and little girl he was swinging" *I was corrected by Adam this past Saturday that it was a laughing little girl not a lab and littler girl. My excuse on that one was, well maybe I just like labs!
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