My child has pointed out that she thinks I have *in* accent. I didn’t agree with her. I’ve been *thinkeen* about it *in* perhaps the way I say words when I’m not *tryeen* to keep from *haveen* *in* accent does have a few nonconformative variations. I can say “ing” *dependeen* on the sentence structure *in* whether I’m hyper aware of the way I speak. *Etherwise,* even when I’m *thinkeen* my accent becomes apparent. One consolation I’ve discovered is: Viggo Mortensen has the same accent *is* me, *in* that’s just fine.