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Feeling in the Pink in Devon

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Shopping in Salcombe

In the Pink” = in perfect condition, especially of health

The general usage of this phrase has altered somewhat since it first entered the language.  The earliest citations of ‘in the pink’ are from the 16th century and, at that time, the meaning was ‘the very pinnacle of something’, but not necessarily limited to health.
Phrases.org.uk

Linked to Six Word Saturday and Pink Saturday
aDSC_0636_ppCopyright Debbie Smyth, 29 August 2015

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  1. When growing up, heard that said many times. Do not hear as much now. Great pink building. I am sure the lady was not aware of picture being taken.

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