This past holiday we were at my son's place in western NY for a few days. I get a bit of complaint around the house for my archaic Scot speak, but never pay any mind. Basically, it came from reading a historic novel series called the Outlander. It may have been the first day we were at the kids place, and saw our 2-1/2 year old grandson. I went Och! Aye! and he laughed and repeated it really pretty well, intonation and all. That kept up for the next few days, and we all (including my grandson) got a great kick out of it! Frank
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Bill aka Mole,ChuckTN
My wife's Grandfather from Aboyne used that expression all the time...
"Good judgement comes from experience, and experience well, that comes from poor judgement." A. A. Milne
Aye, and that will be what my wee grandson will be telling his grandchildren someday! Och! Aye! Sometimes it's just Och! Frank
Well done, Frank! Och! Aye! ith:
Allen Sinclair, FSA Scot Eastern Region Vice President North Carolina Commissioner Clan Sinclair Association (USA)
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