
I love the word Gobbledegook. I'd like to think I'm an expert in it having got 6 grandchildren and been fortunate to have spent a lot of time with some of them during their early years. Translating what a toddler is trying to tell you is definitely an art.
Mind you Hubby is very good at talking nonsense too or just switching letters in words although of course that's spoonerism. Now here's an example of gobbledegook:
ty3178ibr92n agggghhhh
I tried to type the quick brown fox.....etc with my fingers on the wrong keys but having been taught to touch type when I was 16 I couldn't do it! It just felt so wrong.
Hmm let's move on to the G countries:
(Although I don't officially have a
theme but to have something linking my posts I thought I'd see how many
countries in the World I've visited or might visit.)
- Gabon
- Gambia
- Georgia
- Germany
- Ghana
- Greece
- Grenada
- Guatemala
- Guinea
- Guinea-Bissau
- Guyana
I've been to a Greek island (Kos) back in 2019 with 3 of my cousins. I blogged about it here. We had a great time. Lots of laughter and just a great relaxing time. It was hot, but not too hot, and sunny!
I have also been to Germany. Hubby's family (on his Dad's side) originally came from Germany and over the years there has been communication with some of the distant relatives that are still in Germany. Some of them have been over here and one year Hubby and I took a drive across to them and spent a few days exploring the area where his Great Great Grandfather came from. Unfortunately I don't have photos - we're talking pre phone cameras. There are probably some "proper" photos somewhere but as I haven't done much advance prep for this challenge I haven't tracked them down!
That's 8 out of 197 countries then - the list I'm working from can be found here.
And 7 out of 26 letters done.
Always fun and interesting. I wouldn't mind a trip to Germany since I do have a big percentage of German DNA through my Switzer and Willman lines. I don't think it will happen, now, at my age and bank account! LOL
ReplyDeleteGobbledegook is an entertaining word, as is toddler speak. I've never been to any G country, although the Greek islands seem especially appealing. It must be those Siren calls.
ReplyDeleteThis time I've been to Greece, Grenada, Guatemala. And I love the silly work gobbledgook!
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Gobbledegook is such a handy word. I’ve been to 2 of these countries though-Germany and Greece.
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