Southern things

• I have come to realize that no one in the south knows what fry sauce is, and I am saddened by this.
• Driving through the back roads (which is all I ever do) is a lot like driving the Jeep in the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland, except harder.
• Sweet tea here is infinitely better than anywhere else in the world.
• Living with big dogs is hard.
• People in the south eat a lot of baked goods.
• You get used to the humidity really fast.
• You never get used to the sound of cicadas, but you learn to like them.
• WTF are chiggers.
• It's really hard not to pick up an accent when you work with deep southern folk (not sure how Ethan avoided that one).
• People think that once they leave Idaho/Utah the heavy religious influence is left behind with it.
• WRONG.  Every street has at least 5 churches on it, and every commercial sign has a scripture on it.
• It's always green, and it always rains.

I belong here