We had a small class of girls today at the quilt shop. We teach a kids camp in the summer and have occasional Sunday afternoon classes. Today they learned to make a pillowcase. They did such a great job that they were able to also make a travel pillowcase each.
The first photo is of the pillowcases and next of the travel sized one.
I don’t know if this is just a Southern thing but the girls all refer to us as Miss – I was called Miss Melinda all day. It is a great answer, in my opinion, of what children should call adults that are not family. What do you think? Is this common in other areas? I don’t remember this from my childhood in California.
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Only in nursery school here (as far as I know). I think it is a Southern thing. It is common where my daughter lives in Florida. Cute pillowcases.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure it's a Southern thing. It's what I grew up with in New Orleans but not when I lived in Oregon. Our DiL still calls us Mr. Joe and Miss Michele.
ReplyDeleteI think it's a Southern thing. In Illinois and Wisconsin we called older non-family adults Mr. or Mrs.
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