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Just Like Mama Used to Say

I really miss colorful, old-timey idioms in everyday speech. Original turns-of-phrase catch my ear and bring joy to my heart. The better a person is at coming up with such quips on the spot, the more I admire them for their quick wit, intellect and personality. You know the kind of sayings  I’m talking about: … Continue reading Just Like Mama Used to Say →

lanceelliottwallace Uncategorized Leave a comment February 26, 2022 3 Minutes

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