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I'm still on the fence about what to replace our old fence with. In the meantime, as promised, here are a few idioms about hedges.
5月より、新しい子どものクラスをはじめます。
定員:7名
月謝:4,500円
Do you have a fence around your house? . . .a hedge?
My home has had a tall metal fence around two sides for the last 20 years. Suddenly in February, it was torn down without any warning. Our house is fully exposed to the world. I feel NAKED!
We have been thinking about what to put up in place of the old fence. There are many pros and cons to both fences and hedges. Please give me some good advice.
In the meantime, here are a few phrases, idioms about fences and hedges.
In many of my classes, we have been studying shopping. Unfortunately, the inflation in Japan (and around the world) has taken some of the fun out of shopping. I did have a nice day shopping yesterday, and unexpectedly found many good deals at Dodger's Supermarket. So with a little newfound positivity, let's learn some uncommon shopping phrases.
HOP HOP HOP into 2023.
Today's BGM:
In the cottage in the woods, Little man by the window stood. Saw a rabbit hopping by, Knocking at the door.
“Help me! Help me! Help me!” he said, "Before the hunter shoots me dead!” “Little rabbit, come to me, Happy we will be.”
A rabbit song for adults; White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane
https://youtu.be/TKZVUtvjBdM [caption id="attachment_2482" align="alignnone" width="630"]I spent the weekend on the floor. No, I wasn't drunk (most of the time). I finally decided to put down a new cushion floor in my classroom. It was the first time I've tried it, so I spent a few weeks researching "how to" videos on you tube, and started Saturday afternoon.
[caption id="attachment_2442" align="alignnone" width="363"] Step 1, measuring and cutting.[/caption]
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Step 2 fixing the holes in the old floor.[/caption]
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Step 3, putting down glue and waiting for it to dry.[/caption]
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Step 4, lay cushion floor.[/caption]
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1st half finished.[/caption]
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Step 5, remove furniture from other half, . . repeat.[/caption]
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Almost finished, completely exhausted![/caption]
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The final product[/caption]
I was actually very pleased with the results. It came out better than I had expected. What do you think? Be honest!
The worst part of the whole job, was moving furniture. I had to take out four big bookcases, a huge desk, three tables, a white board and a big monitor. I hope my back will be okay.
This got me thinking about "floors". There are many idioms in English that use "floor". Here are a few: