Mole hills out of mountains
my wife and I love mangling each other's native langagues3 total reviews
Comment from Kelly Louisa Balliu
Focusing on the one idiom among many as a basis for your poem is a lovely way to convey the humourous side of the relationship between the two of you. Long live the mangled merriment, I say! :-)
reply by the author on 12-May-2024
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Focusing on the one idiom among many as a basis for your poem is a lovely way to convey the humourous side of the relationship between the two of you. Long live the mangled merriment, I say! :-)
Comment Written 12-May-2024
reply by the author on 12-May-2024
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thanks a lot
Comment from bonespur
I love the fact that you and your wife can mess with each other like that. I found you poem to be interesting to read. Good job. Good luck in the contest. Have a great day.
reply by the author on 10-May-2024
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I love the fact that you and your wife can mess with each other like that. I found you poem to be interesting to read. Good job. Good luck in the contest. Have a great day.
Comment Written 10-May-2024
reply by the author on 10-May-2024
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thanks it has been fun we speak our own language 50 percent English 40 percent Korean and ten percent Spanish
Comment from Julie Helms
That's a cute idea of messing up the idioms. I wonder if people even notice if you do that in front of them. Mountain out of a Molehill is a good idiom for the prompt!
Julie
reply by the author on 10-May-2024
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That's a cute idea of messing up the idioms. I wonder if people even notice if you do that in front of them. Mountain out of a Molehill is a good idiom for the prompt!
Julie
Comment Written 10-May-2024
reply by the author on 10-May-2024
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thanks