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Rosa, a 68 year old white female talks about her family, being born and raised on the Eastern shore, meeting up with old friends and classmates, memories from her childhood and the games they would play like, red light, hopscotch and tin can. | ||
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Eastern shore, shopping, restaurants, classmates, Grandpop, family, accents, memories, games, red light, tin can, hopscotch, baseball, old friends, sandwich place, dance, English heritage. | ||
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Term used for rhotic, or "r" pronouncing American Southern dialects. Emigrated primarily from Ireland and Scotland. Primarily working class. Doesn't always just refer to people who still live in the mountains. Rhotic or "r" -pronouncing "Mountain Southern" or "Redneck" also refers to areas of Texas and other regions with no topographical distinctions. Sorry, I didn't make up the terms. | ||
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