How wonderful. Your little N sounds like a gorgeous little kid. (Makes my heart sing!) My Grandparents were Scottish and they used to call me 'wee hen' and my friends thought that was really weird!
Lovely post. 
I grew up in NY, and when I moved to CT, the tough kids in the neighborhood just didn't sound so touch without the New Yawk accent lol!
tough even not touch.I need spell check in comments heehee!
Now that I'm in NY, I hear all the little NY "differences" that I used to notice in your speech. Like carriage instead of stroller, and pocketbook instead of purse :D. Though I don't remember you talking about waiting ON line, instead of IN line at the grocery store, etc. That one still throws me.
Paula-now you've got me thinking about how I say things. Took me a while, but I converted from pocketbook to purse as that's what they say up here. I think I still say 'waiting on line' and not in line. For me a carriage and a stroller are different. I kind of miss my New Yawk accent
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