Often times I see it used as "may I use your skills for a moment?" For example, if I have trouble lifting an object I may say to a stronger individual, "Can I borrow you for a moment?" So in short, either the person is requesting your attention or your assistance.

I wish I could delete my answers sometimes. I mean, I answered it thoroughly; explaining that our educational system tells us to learn a foreign language. But I don't even get as little as a "thanks."

Most schools from elementary to high school require the student to learn a foreign language. The most common language taught is Spanish. Personally, I never learned a foreign language. I gave Spanish an attempt in school but I don't believe that I passed the course.

It works, yes. But I hear "you're spoiling me" more often. Or "I always love it when you spoil me."

I took an exam yesterday. -- If you're a student I gave an exam yesterday. -- If you're a teacher

About my doll❀

Dolls are a work of art, I love them! I have collected many dolls over time and my Mom always says, “You should grow up.” But I think growing up doesn't mean I can't have dolls.

They are so lovely, and always beside you. Maybe the doll was your secret friend when you are a child, why we must abandon them? Even though they are memories they also want to stay there❀

 

I really like the use of that little symbol. How it's used for the title, it's used at the end. Like you're tying it together.