Greetings from Mobile, Alabama, USA!
Top ten things I've experienced so far on this trip that are different from Texas:
10. Truck zones
9. Wicked road layouts
8. Pretend nachos
7. Beautiful bayou country
6. A peanut butter cookie the size of Texas
5. Lots of law enforcement working the interstate
4. Magnolia blossoms everywhere
3. Disturbing odors from time to time
2. The Mississippi
And the #1 thing I've experienced so far on this trip that is different from Texas:
1. Different Southern accents
16 comments:
Gotta love those different Southern accents, ya'll.
Have fun and tour the submarine while you're in Mobile.
Mason
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So how was that peanut butter cookie?
What on earth are pretend nachos? My imagination is going wild. I learned several Southern accents when I was acting - by far the most distinctive was Eastern Texas or 'Swamp Texas'. Every word has two syllables.
Sounds like a great time, enjoy the rest of your trip :)
I'm with Elspeth. What are pretend nachos!
Have a great trip!
Are pretend nachos still yummy?
Sounds like a fun trip. Glad you're enjoying it.
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Basically, here's the guts of it.
The cookie was scrumptious.
No submarine - a little claustrophobic.
Pretend Nachos - all the ingredients ... none of the flavor. And NO jalapenos!
Accents - It always amazes me how different they are. From the East Texas 'yay-ess' to South Carolina's 'Chawrl-stin'.
I love these top ten Friday posts. But I'm stumped on this one!
I think we all want to know more about those nachos!
Pretend nachos...perfect! I hope you're enjoying the trip.
Shirley - We're traveling - now in Mobile, Alabama. These top 10 items were things I've noticed along the way while driving from Texas.
Southpaw - Those nachos had tortillas, chili, salsa, fresh tomatoes, sour cream, and guacamole. But the chili wasn't the same flavor as you find in Texas - for those of you elsewhere, if you have an On the Border in your area, they've got it. The salsa and guacamole were also lacking in flavor. And there were no jalapenos in sight!
Laura - Yes!
From your list, I would guess that you are having a fun time! I like the idea of a peanut butter cookie the size of Texas.
That cookie was quite tasty, too :)
We're at home now. Watch for a post tomorrow!
I've never heard of Pretend Nachos but just going by the name I knew they must've been pretty bad.
How in the U.S.A. does anyone NOT put jalapeños on their nachos? I thought it was required! :)
You got it! What can I say? I thought jalapenos were required, too.
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