I watched them make some of those today at the Fudge shop. They had crazy candy apples like caramel oreo cookie apples and chocolate mint ones. I can imagine they're delicious though we divided up a chocolate marshmellow creature called Road Kill from that place and ate it instead.
I seem to be very stubborn in regards to my accent. Namely, I pick up other peoples when I'm with them (you should hear me around Irish people) and four years in Edinburgh did wipe out my American accent for a time, but it was back as soon as I'd talked to some Americans again. By rights, I should have a New Jersey accent (well, the accent most New Jersyians have, not the one people make fun of), but for some reason it's never stuck and my friends thought it was hilarious to tease me about it growing up (like the fact that I pronounce both 't's in buttons). I do have some hangovers from other places I've lived but they're more in word usage than pronunciation. Go figure, ne?
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Date: 2008-10-10 05:15 am (UTC)I seem to be very stubborn in regards to my accent. Namely, I pick up other peoples when I'm with them (you should hear me around Irish people) and four years in Edinburgh did wipe out my American accent for a time, but it was back as soon as I'd talked to some Americans again. By rights, I should have a New Jersey accent (well, the accent most New Jersyians have, not the one people make fun of), but for some reason it's never stuck and my friends thought it was hilarious to tease me about it growing up (like the fact that I pronounce both 't's in buttons). I do have some hangovers from other places I've lived but they're more in word usage than pronunciation. Go figure, ne?