Clear your head before you begin.
a visual idiom puzzle
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A VISUAL IDIOM PUZZLE
Not all friends need to be from your immediate vicinity
Predicting the future is not easy.
a weekly visual idiom puzzle
The key to success is often to decide what you mean when you speak or write.
Springtime in a forest glade is potentially fun.
Less an idiom than a rebus this week.
Say it your way.
Restructuring life may not qualify as urban gentrification.
Grasping at straws may not be the best way to attain a goal.
Opinions are too often impervious to objections.
Though the day and night split evenly, you should be honorable, always.
I defer to your opinion about these daily posts.
Sometimes feeling "on edge" is just fine.
Be wild when it fits the situation.
I'm not always correct.
If nobody else will do it, amuse yourself.
No on-street parking tonight, though!
This month, 4 of these finalists are headed to Stamford to compete in the annual International JewQ Torah championship! Let's cheer them on!
a rebus-like visual idiom puzzle
Can a crisp crease also be called a bold fold?
Know...some!
I am as surprised as you are.
Join with me in loving words, please.
"May I take your order?"
There will be times when dysfunction is the norm.
Being always too serious is, ultimately, foolhardy.
Be bold, be wrong, adjust.
"Should I stay or should I go?"
The words still existed, in spite of the impromptu break taken here.
If your writing is a shamble - And you start to simply ramble, - Take a drastic step, - Find an editor with some pep.
Why, shucks. I'm just a simple guy.
Take opportunities whenever you can.