Every Monday, words to start the week.
This week, from Hotel Club: illustrated idioms from around the globe (plus, explanations as to what they mean). "The midday demon" may be my favorite; however, I also love that to the Finnish, having a frog emerge from someone's mouth means that he or she has said something inappropriate, and that in Spanish, the act of rejecting a potential partner is referred to as "giving pumpkins" (the squash was once considered a libido killer). Find the full list of ten, here.
Three more links, just because:
-Underground gifs.
-Adventurers of the year.
-Five New York City families share their favorite holiday meals (the Jewish-Japanese Christmas hits especially close to home).
More recommended reading, here. Happy Monday!
lol.. i like the not my circus not my monkeys.
ReplyDeleteAmazing. Too funny.
ReplyDeleteNot my circus, not my monkeys. I find myself thinking something along those lines often lately.
ReplyDeleteSuch great words!
ReplyDeletelove the links!!
ReplyDeleteBrianna, as do I :)
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome and I love the accompanying illustrations I think my fav was "to feed the donkey sponge cake" :P
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