Don’t Worry, I’ve Got Your Back
“I’ve got your back” used informally, this English phrase means ❛to support, look out for or protect someone❜ (English-idioms.com) Linked to Six Word Saturday Copyright Debbie Smyth, 17 September 2015
Getting My Flamingoes in a Row
“To get one’s ducks in a row” = to complete one’s preparations, becoming efficient and well organised e.g. I’m getting my ducks in a row before I go away Urban Dictionary […]
12 Old Words that Survived by Getting Fossilized in Idioms
We all use idioms, and probably rarely stop to think […]
Bilingual video with Norman
Reblogged from The Europhiles. Many thanks, Europhiles, for bringing this video to our attention.
Travel with Intent 