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		<title>An Incomprehensible Understanding</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hello everyone! I was actually planning to post another entry that I had prepared for today, a recommendation of sorts. I am glad, however, that I waited to post until after I got back from my daily commitments. On the tram home, I had another &#8216;tiny&#8217; encounter. Hopefully it will make you smile, too. Late [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello everyone!</p>
<p>I was actually planning to post another entry that I had prepared for today, a recommendation of sorts. I am glad, however, that I waited to post until after I got back from my daily commitments. On the tram home, I had another &#8216;tiny&#8217; encounter. Hopefully it will make you smile, too.</p>
<p>Late this afternoon, which was several hours ago, I was standing next to a pram. Coming from the pram I could hear the usual chattering of a toddler amusing themselves while Daddy watched on and occasionally joined in. What I didn&#8217;t notice was that situated in front of the next set of doors, several rows down, was another pram.</p>
<p>I became aware of this, however, when the toddler apparently heard the other bub&#8217;s incoherent musings and decided to call out. The other bub wasted no time in responding and before I knew it, there was a conversation going back and forth, with babbles, squeals and a few enthusiastic bounces mixed into the incomprehensible chatter.</p>
<p>Keep in mind this conversation took place over several rows of seats on the tram. A few moments into the conversation and everyone on my side of the tram were smiling fondly, some softly chuckling, at the toddler in the pram beside me.</p>
<p>Ah, such is the power of a child&#8217;s aura, more fatal than a lethal weapon, no? Possibly so that the most rotten person would be left disarmed and a mushy mess? Brilliant, really.</p>
<p>This language they spoke may have been incomprehensible for us, but it seemed to work well for both bubs. It was too damn cute!</p>
<p>While on the topic of &#8216;uncommon&#8217; languages- a word of advice: when one is able to speak a language that is uncommon to the area they reside in, one usually assumes that no one else can speak the language. Albeit <strong>there is a slight chance</strong>. This bit of information is especially relevant to when you assume the same of the person you&#8217;re speaking of. Because to this blunder, I can definitely relate.</p>
<p>Can anyone say &#8216;mortifying embarrassment&#8217;?</p>
<p>Questions to consider: Have you had any similar run-ins with children before? Have you yourself accidentally spoken about someone(s) or something, not knowing others understood exactly what you said?</p>
<p>I did not get a chance to sleep on this entry so I apologise for any pitfalls.</p>
<p>Comments and criticism are more than welcome. Thank you!</p>
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