We didn’t have any entrants for last week’s mnm contest, so we’ll do the same contest again this week!
Doing something different this week. We’re going to explore the origins of common phrases. I’ll list the phrase and you tell me the meaning and origin. I’ll start with an example to help in case there’s any confusion.
Example: “Fly off the handle”
Meaning: Lose self-control
Origin: This is an American phrase (you don’t really need to tell me this part, but I thought it was interesting to include:) and it alludes to the uncontrolled way a loose axe-head flies off from its handle.
Here are the real ones:
1) Fair and square
2) Run of the mill
3) Red letter day
4) The full monty
Rules: Deadline- monday at midnight. How to play- guess the meaning and origin. Who wins- you get one point for each answer you get right and the person with the most points wins. How to submit answers- email them to amandalynnphoto@yahoo.com. Limitations- no internet for research but beyond that, it’s fair game. Prize- I will image one of your photos.

































