Snow White has decided she is "a little London girl." She has picked up an English accent, presumably from a combination of Charlie and Lola, a sound recording of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and My Fair Lady, and it has stuck. If it weren't so irritating, it would be cute. Sure, it was cute the first ten minutes. And I must admit, her throwing a tantrum about not enough food in the house is much more charming with a British accent. It's quite funny, really.
But, after two days of it, we're all sort of ready to throw her out on the street and let her try her hand at selling flowers. King bet her a hug that she could keep the accent up all week. She aims to do it. Everyone in the house is about ready to kick his bloomin' arse for making that bet.
February 18, 2009
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That's hilarious. Just demand full Eliza treatment in return: "lots of chocolates for me to eat..."
ReplyDeletenow THAT'S funny. please do keep us posted!!!
ReplyDeletedoes this bet include school?
ReplyDeleteI think every girl goes through a British Accent Phase. Hopefully hers won't last for too much longer. :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good week for lots of one on one time for the King and Snow White!
ReplyDeleteThe king really shouldn't have betted against a better. Go Snow White!
ReplyDeletei can't wait to hear who wins the bet. there has got to be some way you can take advantage of this . . . i'll let you know when i come up with it.:)
ReplyDeleteSo funny! I think it is hilarious that she kept it up through a tantrum.
ReplyDeleteI, like Kristie, want to know if she does it at school.
I say OVER THROW the KING. Kings can do what they want and then go to work, while the queen gets to enjoy ALL the good stuff. Let's pray there isn't a snow day in the week. What a funny thing, in a few weeks.
ReplyDeleteI talked to Snow White's teacher. Apparently, she does occasionally turn into a "London girl" at school, too. Her teacher thought everyone in the class should try it for a while but no one else wanted to play.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter went through the British accent phase. Only she was terrible at it. Then we moved down south and she gave her hand at a Southern drawl. I wanted to claw my ears out. So anyway...I guess I'm saying...good luck!
ReplyDeleteMy kids have a guy in school with then that talks with a fake British accent and it drives them nuts! Now remember, they are seniors in high school:) He has been doing it for years and years. Good luck!
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