MR. IDIOM'S "IDIOM CORNER" #3

Here is Mr. Idiom's slim Spring selection...

4-3:
Samurai are people who conspicuously use a toothpick even when they do
not have something to eat, which is a Japanese poem counterpart of,
"Better to go to bed supper-less than to rise in debt."

4.17:
Calf love, half love; old love, cold love. 
Work now, play later.
Soon gotten, soon spent.


4.24:
Wrangle for an ass's shadow.

6.5:
Sweet are the uses of adversity.

6.19:
All good things must come to an end. 
Speech is silver, silence is golden.

6.26:
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

7.1:
Little and often fills the purse.

Comments

  1. Shoji, your story telling was very impressive today!
    You memorized every line of Urashima Taro.
    I’m looking forward to another story next time.

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