Do Texans really speak this way, we'll see :)

In look'n up things for the last post I found this helpful info;

Pronunciation Now, if you're gonna say things Texans say, you've got to be sure to get the pronunciation right. Here are a few tips: In Texas, the "g" in the suffix "ing" is silent. Thus, "fixing to" becomes "fixin' to." chester drawers: that piece of furniture you put your socks in. nuther thing: another thing hairyew: a greeting used when one wants to discern the physical and emotional wellbeing of his/her companion. ah'mo: I am going to. E.g.: "Ah'mo get back to work." sure'nuff: (one word). Used as a superfluous question in place of "Really?" or "Is that right?" Also used as an adverb in sentences. rench: the process of laving with water, possibly to remove soap or shampoo. You can also "rench out" socks, if you've a mind to. warsh: the process one engages in before renching.

you might like this site for more help

http://mardi.hubpages.com/hub/Texas-Sayings-And-Words-Visitors-Should-Know

CAN-AM '12 GGCCM announced

James R Bennett PGP-- Benevolence Chairman

Sheila C Eddy PGM--Eastern Star Journal

Patty Rousseau WGM--Public Relations

They will be installed at Fort Worth in November.

Congratulations!!!!! Vermont is proud of you all!

Center front L:Acting MWGP John Grobler, Rt:RWAGM "Bobbi" Barbara Browning White

Contact Ron & Sharon Boudreau if you would like to join them in Texas with our VT sisters and brothers travel group, the more the merrier! "where BBQ really means something!!!"

"i am fixin to go yonder "; "and be as happy as a pig in a wallow"; "Everything is Bigger in Texas"; "i'd like to see some cow tippin just for fun"; and hear "Howdy, ya'll" or "How Ya'll doin?"; "you ain't from round here are ya??"; "i wouldn't do that if'n i were you's but do what ya do's and have some fun!"

And maybe we'll hear, "y'll come back now ya hear"

And we'll be hav'n a VT dinner honor'n sister Betty!