Snaw or lectures?
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Snaw or lectures. snaw or lectures? Hehehe, I turn intae sic a bairn whan it snaws...
Seein the wurd o the week is "thrang" - the Gaelic for "busy" is "trang" - "Tha mi ag obair gu trang" (I'm warkin busily). I wunner gin the Gaels hae taen it frae Scots or gin baith hae taen it frae Norse independently o ilk ithir.
That's aw for nou, God Bless an aw the best,
Dunc
Sang o the Week: Ensiferum - Abandoned. \m/
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