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1. "I feel like I've been pulled through a knothole backwards!" A well-known phrase she often used.
2. "Mine and Yourn." Probably the English teacher coming out in her--if "my" became "mine," then "your" should become "yourn."
3. "Thin as frog's hair." This is always how she referred to her own hair, which was very thin hair indeed.
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Whenever I read these posts it makes me miss your mother! Her use of the English language was an art. It was always a delight to have a conversation with her!
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