A Mind To
This is a saying that is similar to “fixin’ to”, but while fixin’ to implies that someone will do something, “a mind to” means that someone is simply thinking about doing something, albeit quite strongly. For example, someone might say, “I have a mind to finish my psychology degree one day.” It doesn’t necessarily mean that they will reenroll with their university, but rather it’s something that they have been considering or thinking about. Confusing, we know!
A Mind To
Piddle
We are all prone to procrastinating from time to time. But how often can we come up with a good term for wasting time? Introducing “piddle”, a term that means what it sounds like, to mess around. If a Southerner is ever found “piddling around” on the job, you can be sure that their boss will give them a serious tongue lashing. They say that Southerners love to take it easy, enjoying a beer on the porch or going on a long fishing trip.
Piddle
