Posted in Virginia
September 05, 2017
10 Legitimate Signs That You Grew Up In Virginia
Being born and raised in the Old Dominion is a topic of great pride for us Virginians. Yet truth be told, there are certain trends and behaviors that will give away this fact before you’ve even had the chance to announce it yourself. Be it an odd mannerism or expression, you really can’t hide those Virginia roots. Below is a list of legitimate signs that you were raised in Virginia.
Just because it's winter in Virginia doesn't mean you'll want to put away all those summer clothes -- and vice versa. Weather around here can be unpredictable at best, but with four gorgeous seasons, we really can't complain.
It's true, Virginians have the highest number of vanity plates per capita. So if you've got personalized plates, there's a high chance that you hail from Virginia.
If you order iced tea, be sure to specify for "unsweetened" if you prefer it so. Otherwise, all tea is served sweet!
This expression is a true Southernism that usually implies the receiver of a "bless your heart" has done something foolish.
Snow days in Virginia are as unpredictable as the weather itself. But who can complain about an extra day off?
This would be a good time to use the aforementioned "bless your heart."
As a kid, you probably visited Thomas Jefferson's iconic Monticello on a least a few field trips. And as an adult, you've probably returned to appreciate the architecture and astounding design.
There's just nothing that compares to the fresh and delicious crabs from Virginia's Eastern Shore.
Living in Virginia makes it exceptionally difficult to enjoy a sunset anywhere else quite as much.
Can you relate to any of the above? If so, be sure to share your experiences with us! For more state-related humor, be sure to read about the 15 Weird Side-Effects Of Living In Virginia.
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