Since this week I don’t have school, I am not blogging. Well, yes I am. Only today. Well, maybe Friday. Anyway, since its Thanksgiving tomorrow, I’m going to thank people on my Blog, right now, well actually in about 30 seconds. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [...]
Sorry I forgot to write the Idiom of the day. We were busy. What is a Idiom?
“On Pins and Needles!”
I was on Pins and Needles when they announced the champion.
Meaning: Nervous, Very Anxious.
I was very nervous when they announced the champion.
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“Fat Cat”
Bill Gates is a Fat Cat! No offense.
Meaning: Extremely Rich, Not Poor at All.
Bill Gates is VERY Rich.
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The Idiom of the day is…. “Bee in your Bonnet”Your going to lick a frozen ice pole! You must have a Bee in you Bonnet!Meaning: Insane, a crazy idea; out of you mind; but determined to do soYour going to lick a frozen ice pole! Your crazy!P.S. Personally, I think you are [...]
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The Idiom of the day is…. “Easy as Rolling a Log”
For instance, Starting a Blog is as Easy as Rolling a Log
Meaning: Extremely easy, not hard at all.
Sayings that are simaliar: Piece of cake, Easy Piecey, Easy as Pie.
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The Idiom of the day is…. “In the Pink”
For instance, “don’t worry Mother, I’m feeling In the Pink. “
Meaning: Feeling healthy, in body and spirit.
In other words, “don’t worry Mother, I’m feeling much better.”
PS: Isn’t he CUTE!
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I have started put Kaitlyn/MWIT on my comments. What is a MWIT? Mother/Wife In Training, specifically as a Biblical picture of a wife and mother. I came up with it. Me and my mom decided to make a button. Anybody who’s a MWIT can steal my button and link the button to this post so [...]
I have decided to do a Idiom of the Day every day.What are Idioms? A Idiom is a word or saying that does not mean litteraly what it says. For instance, “let the cat out of the bag” does not mean “let the cat out of the bag. It means to reveal a secret. OK, [...]
