A Cat's Life: "Puss" means "kiss" in Swedish

Wednesday, January 18, 2006

"Puss" means "kiss" in Swedish

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5 Comments:

At 1:03 AM, Anonymous said...: That's neat it means kiss and you look like you're throwing a kiss in the picture!
At 4:40 AM, Just Ducky said...: It is good to know that when mum says "puss" at me, she wants a kiss.

So pusses and Hugs. How do you say "hugs" in Swedish?
At 7:05 AM, Shaggy and Scout said...: You are so cute! ss&s's mom
At 7:35 AM, Anonymous said...: "Kram" would be "hug" but if you wanted to say "hugs and kisses", it would be "pussar o krammar" "O" is short for the swedish work "och" which means "and"

Gennerally people just say "puss o kram" for hugs and kisses.
At 10:31 AM, Handyman Eau Claire said...: Thankk you for writing this

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During the course of her investigation, Curiosa discovered that blogs about dating are an excellent way to get dates. Of course, none of her dates were actually with the strong, silent, Nordic type. Her romantic attention was soon captivated to a fellow expat blogger, who took the interesting and unconventional approach of writing odes to Ullrick. Turns out, the way to a girl's heart is through her cat.

This resulted in a suspension of Curiosa's investigation of the strong, silent Nordic type, but not to fear, her new relationship provides plenty of 'blog fodder', much to the dismay of her significant other.

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