One of my church callings I have, is helping out in the nursery every other week. I really don't enjoy it, but I try to put a smile on my face.
Yesterday, I was chatting with one of the other sisters in Nursery, and she was asking me a bit about myself. After learning I was from South Africa, she made a comment about how I didn't have an accent. A few moments later, one little boy came up to me with his dinosaur and ROARED!! in my face. I then took off my glasses, and while cleaning them said "Agh, he just spat in my face." The other Sister then said that she could tell that I had an accent because I said spat, instead of spit. How that is an accent, I don't know. I later asked Daniel about it, and he said that he would have said, "He just spit in my face" too. That doesn't make any sense to me. I mean, you don't say,
"He just drink my juice"
"He just run over my foot"
"She just eat my food"
right?? It just seems weird to me that because I put my sentence in the past tense, that it was an accent.
2 days ago





