Oh My Darlin'

My grandmother was a born and raised Yankee. She hailed from a town called Worcester, Massachusetts, pronounced Wu-ster. She was appalled at anyone who would wrongly call it War-chester, including a weatherman named Rick Mitchell, who she promptly called and corrected. Pronunciation of this fine new England town is a must. Most of her adult life she had to live with the puzzled look of the okies when she would ask them questions like, "Where did I pahk(park) my cah(car)?", or, "Can you hand me that fauk(fork)?". The last one was a favorite of ours, mainly because we could get her to say it over and over again on cue. My grandmother, who would die before profanity would cross her lips, never understood the sophomoric humor behind that word.
So with much disdain grandma lived her life in El Reno, Oklahoma. Never letting go of her New England roots or accent. So I am pretty sure that in her little corner of Heaven she is not going to see this video clip of her great -granddaughter being just as Okie as they come. Her hair is actually wet but it looks greasy and I think that makes it even better, well that and the little burp at the end.

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