Hiya Folks!

I found this poem and it made me smile.  There is no seriously deep meaning in it anywhere.  You will not be asked to expound upon it ad nauseum.  Nor will you have to take a test on it tomorrow.

What it will  do, I’m guessing,  is remind you of other simpler times.

And that is a good thing.

 

Sweater Weather: A Love Song to Language  by Sharon Bryan

Never better,  mad as a hatter,

right as rain,  might and main,

hanky panky,  hot toddy,

 

hoity-toity,  cold shoulder,

bowled over,  rolling in clover,

low blow,  no soap, hope

 

against hope,  pay the piper,

liar liar pants on fire,

high and dry,  shoo-fly pie

 

fiddle-faddle,  fit as a fiddle,

sultan of swat,  muskrat

ramble,  fat and sassy,

 

flimflam,  happy as a clam,

cat’s pajamas,  bee’s knees,

peas in a pod,  pleased as punch,

 

pretty as a picture,  nothing much,

lift the latch,  double Dutch,

helter-skelter,  hurdy-gurdy,

 

early bird,  feathered friend,

dumb cluck,  buck up,

shilly-shally,  willy-nilly,

 

roly-poly,  holy moly,

loose lips sink ships,

spitting image,  nip in the air,

 

hale and hearty,  part and parcel,

upsy-daisy,   lazy days,

maybe baby,  up to snuff,

 

flibbertigibbet,  honky-tonk,

spic and span,  handyman,

cool as a cucumber,  blue moon,

 

high as a kite,  night and noon,

love me or leave me,  seventh heaven,

up and about,  over and out.

 

So, wasn’t that pleasant?  And, if you are in need of a new password, you could use one of the phrases that appeals to you or generates a happy memory.

Actually, one of my current passwords is already in there!

Another reminds me of the name of the Thursday night bowling team I was on in the mid 70’s. It was the Poly Rollers!!!

I love word play.

Have a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving!

Love,

Janet

P.S.  Finally put on some real perfume today instead of the scent I’ve been wearing the last few days,  Eau de Vicks.  JLW 🙂