My husband Dave and I also work from home. Our desks are in separate rooms of our flat, but we can see each other if we both turn and face the center of our space — and we text each other all day long. But at the end of the day, it does seem like we have been at separate jobs. Brains are weird :-)
Do you know hurkle-durkle?! It's like snerdle, but Scottish:
I had heard of hurkle-durkle, yes! I had an image for it saved in my vocab word archive but I don’t know where it went. Such fun crispy words for a comforting thing.
My husband Dave and I also work from home. Our desks are in separate rooms of our flat, but we can see each other if we both turn and face the center of our space — and we text each other all day long. But at the end of the day, it does seem like we have been at separate jobs. Brains are weird :-)
Do you know hurkle-durkle?! It's like snerdle, but Scottish:
https://www.scotsman.com/news/scotland/hurkle-durkle-scots-word-meaning-origin-4491313
Love that I now know two terms for this delicious phenomenon.
I had heard of hurkle-durkle, yes! I had an image for it saved in my vocab word archive but I don’t know where it went. Such fun crispy words for a comforting thing.
Whoa. 'Crispy words' just became my new favorite phrase. (Also, a great name for a band made up of writers, readers, and librarians.)
O yeah great band name!! 🙃