Comments and notes for my post on accents.

Recently, I talked about accents, there's nothing wrong with them unless you say your accent is the correct way to speak, like that children's book that talked about the silent L in talk and walk.

I had an experience that showed me more on what I think.

I live with a southern accent in my mom. I'm really southern, but without an accent. But North Carolina (where I live, a decently southern state) has a mistaken accent, it's fine, I don't mind it, but the part I despise is that they pronounce pecan (peh-cahn, the correct way) like pecan (pee-can!)! It's horrible, it's going from accent to just mispronouncing things!

Maybe I'm making a big deal about nothing, Dictionary.com says we're both right. But, I'm from where they were bred and born, and I know how to say it.

Well, I've said enough now, I'm good. I don't mind as much as I might make you think, but I'm animate about it. Oh, well.