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I'm happy you have someone in the same age group 🥰
It's such a precious and precocious age, thinking she knows everything and having the confidence to give it a go. We try and encourage her as much as possible before life has a chance to get its claws in her and try drag her down.

She does dance classes, gymnastics, swimming, music theatre, shes forever getting me to sit down and watch a cheer or dance routine. I try and absorb as much as I can of her, she grows so quick, is full of cheek, is quick, thoughtful, makes my heart swell and I worry every single day I'm not doing a good enough job.

In Scotland we have a word, jobby, you can refer to someone as a wee jobby, like any word it can depend on the inflection. She's my wee jobby, I got the child I deserved 🤣🥰

Wow, im realising I'm suddenly telling my life story to basically a bunch of strangers..

Honesty kinda draws itself out eh?
What do you mean when you say jobby? I ask cause google is giving me something I'd never use to describe a child.
 
What do you mean when you say jobby? I ask cause google is giving me something I'd never use to describe a child.
Like I said its all in the inflection and you also have to take into account that slang and meaning can mean very different things in different places.
A jobby is a wee bit o poo, so yes you wouldn't refer to a child as a wee bit o poo, but I could pick her up and give her a squeeze and have her giggle and I could say ach yer a wee jobby and it would honestly in that moment be the most honest and heartfelt thing I could say in that moment.
It's what I love about the world, the different languages, words can mean something very specific but can be used in many different context. I have a little Spanish and used to live there for a while and you learn that they work and use words in a similar way but very specific to say a region or even somewhere as small as a town or village.
I'm rambling.
Measly trying to make a point you will probably already realise, you will have words where u are that mean one thing but is used a different way.
I'm not actually referring to her as being an actual poo 🙂
 
I'm happy you have someone in the same age group 🥰
It's such a precious and precocious age, thinking she knows everything and having the confidence to give it a go. We try and encourage her as much as possible before life has a chance to get its claws in her and try drag her down.

She does dance classes, gymnastics, swimming, music theatre, shes forever getting me to sit down and watch a cheer or dance routine. I try and absorb as much as I can of her, she grows so quick, is full of cheek, is quick, thoughtful, makes my heart swell and I worry every single day I'm not doing a good enough job.

In Scotland we have a word, jobby, you can refer to someone as a wee jobby, like any word it can depend on the inflection. She's my wee jobby, I got the child I deserved 🤣🥰

Wow, im realising I'm suddenly telling my life story to basically a bunch of strangers..

Honesty kinda draws itself out eh?
Ha ha ha a wee jobby! Yes! My Scottish relatives used that term for my kids when they were younger. I haven't heard that in a good few years now :)
 
Like I said its all in the inflection and you also have to take into account that slang and meaning can mean very different things in different places.
A jobby is a wee bit o poo, so yes you wouldn't refer to a child as a wee bit o poo, but I could pick her up and give her a squeeze and have her giggle and I could say ach yer a wee jobby and it would honestly in that moment be the most honest and heartfelt thing I could say in that moment.
It's what I love about the world, the different languages, words can mean something very specific but can be used in many different context. I have a little Spanish and used to live there for a while and you learn that they work and use words in a similar way but very specific to say a region or even somewhere as small as a town or village.
I'm rambling.
Measly trying to make a point you will probably already realise, you will have words where u are that mean one thing but is used a different way.
I'm not actually referring to her as being an actual poo 🙂
Ok. I gotcha. Thanks
 
In Finnish crumb is used as a term of endearment, in the same way for example sugar in English. But it was originally a crumb(/nugget) of gold - and that can be used like "sweetie" ("She's such a sweetie")
 
Y'all should give it a try, see how it sounds, try maybe a little scottish brogue or accent, start with an 'Ach' which is quite strong in the 'ch' sound (not ch as in chip), then a 'yer' which is as it looks, 'a' 'wee' 'jobby'..
That's it, yer getting it!
Ach yer a wee jobby so yi are.
I can give yi some more if yi want, yi can show off tae yer friends 🤣🤣
 
Y'all should give it a try, see how it sounds, try maybe a little scottish brogue or accent, start with an 'Ach' which is quite strong in the 'ch' sound (not ch as in chip), then a 'yer' which is as it looks, 'a' 'wee' 'jobby'..
That's it, yer getting it!
Ach yer a wee jobby so yi are.
I can give yi some more if yi want, yi can show off tae yer friends 🤣🤣
I love this. Will prolly help me in a few weeks when I am kicking about Scotland.


It is hot as hell here, just knocked off work and discovered some kind of slightly sticky spill in the pantry.... bunch of ruined boxes, all mopped out now, can't figure wtf did it. Company here shortly so I can conduct an interview

Also... there is NO WAY I can keep up with the flying memes and gifs. I'll just duck so they don't hit me in the jaw on my way through.

Smooches to the chaos crew!
 
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