This weekend we're asking for exactly 33 words including an idiom somewhere within. Examples of idioms include - add fuel to the fire or wear your heart on your sleeve. You can find more examples and a definition of idiom here. Good luck!
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Sunny day.
Beach chair.
Lazy hours dreaming of castles in the sand.
Later that night,
Slathered in aloe.
Regretful,
Painful,
Cherry red.
An ounce of prevention
Is worth a pound of cure.
That's just mean, BE-ACH! Now I wanna be there... but slathered in sunscreen, of course ;-)
ReplyDeleteAnd then, if you want to continue the story, you could talk about premature ageing. :-) Grew up in Florida. This sums it up perfectly.
ReplyDeleteRed like a tomato... I'm almost afraid of the fact that I can now spend hours in the sun without sunscreen and not burn. Not a good thing.
ReplyDelete*reminds self to pick up spf 100 before trip to TX next month.
ReplyDeletefellow sundburn sufferer . . . fair skinned Irish "lass" that I am. Sigh.
well done. :)
Oh but the beach...who can say no to that? (: What a fun take on the prompt!
ReplyDeleteHaha! I love this — pretty much sums up summertime for me. Fabulous use of idioms!
ReplyDeleteHa! Ain't that the truth! Great job with this prompt.
ReplyDeleteHa!ha!Sunburn-ouch!Had a friend & colleague of mine who went on his Honeymoon to Andaman & forgot to take precautions & had to spend the last week of his romantic holiday lying on his stomach & had to bear the brunt of everyone's jokes too!-the only consolation that he had the pleasure of getting his new Bride to act as his personal nurse & apply soothing ointment on his back;-)
ReplyDeleteBeen there, done that. Over and over and over. Good one!
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