Early yesterday morning I was playing Scrabble with Klaus. While playing, I received an email from Knight. The subject field of the email was entitled, "Zoll", which is a German word. Not knowing the meaning, I went to the translator that I use and typed in the word. The English translation it gave me was "Give". The same moment that I translated the word, Klaus made a move in Scrabble. The word he formed was, "Give".
Now, the interesting thing to note, is that the translation the website gave me isn't correct. "Zoll", Knight said, means "Duty". So, the synchronicity, then, is extra special to me.
To give is my duty?
1 comment:
Zoll is a monetary term meaning to pay customs duty.
A more basic meaning is-to pay.
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