“January was a tough year, but we made it through”
"January was a tough year, but we made it (through)" is a jocular January saying that has been printed on many images. That is, the month of January feels so long that it seems like a…
“July is a blind date with summer”
"July is a blind date with summer" is a July saying that has been printed on many images. Harold "Hal" Borland (1900-1978) wrote the unsigned editorial "July" in the…
“July is like the Saturday of summer”
"July is the Saturday of the summer!" is a saying that has been printed on a T-shirt. July is prime summer, like Saturday is a prime day of the weekend. In contrast, August signals the…
“June is almost over? Julying”
"June's over? Julying" is a saying that has been printed on many images. "June's over? Julying" is appropriate for July 1st, while "June's almost over?…
“June is like the Friday of summer”
"June is the Friday of the summer!" is a saying. June is the beginning of summer, like Friday is the beginning of the weekend. July is prime summer, like Saturday is a prime day of the…
“June is over already? Julying”
"June's over? Julying" is a saying that has been printed on many images. "June's over? Julying" is appropriate for July 1st, while "June's almost over?…
“June over? Julying”
"June's over? Julying" is a saying that has been printed on many images. "June's over? Julying" is appropriate for July 1st, while "June's almost over?…
“June’s over? Julying”
"June's over? Julying" is a saying that has been printed on many images. "June's over? Julying" is appropriate for July 1st, while "June's almost over?…
“Kiss me. It’s midnight somewhere”
"It's five o'clock somewhere" is a popular drinking saying, referring to the time that many bars open. "Kiss me. It's midnight somewhere" is a jocular New…
“Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice. Pull down your pants and slide on the ice”
A popular children's rhyme is: "Ladies and gentlemenTake my advice,Pull down your pantsAnd slide on the ice." The rhyme contains the word "ice" and is often told in the…
“Leaves are falling. Autumn is calling”
"Leaves are falling. Autumn is calling" is a seasonal saying that has been printed on many images. "Leaves are falling. autumn is calling" was posted on Twitter by Linchen on…
“Less Monday, more summer”
"Less Monday, more summer" is an anti-work summer saying that has been 'printed on many images. "Less Monday, more Summer!" -- with an image -- was posted on Twitter by…
“Less Mondays, more summer”
"Less Monday, more summer" is an anti-work summer saying that has been 'printed on many images. "Less Monday, more Summer!" -- with an image -- was posted on Twitter by…
“Let Friday show you where the smiles are in life”
"Let Friday show you where the smiles are in life" is a Friday saying that has been printed on several images. The saying is from Anthony T. Hincks and has been popular since 2022.…
“Life always looks better on a Saturday”
"Life always looks better on a Saturday" is a Saturday saying that has been printed on many images. ("Life always looks better on a Saturday" (shown on an illustration) was…
“Life is a tornado and I’m just a cow being spun around for cinematic value”
"Life is a tornado and I’m just a cow being spun around for cinematic value" is a saying that was posted on Facebook by Kev Thomas on February 17, 2021. The saying became immediately…
“Lift your left leg up on December 31st at 11:59:59. Start the New Year off on the right foot”
The expression to start something "on the right foot" is usually not meant to be taken literally, but there have been jokes. "Before the clock strikes midnight, make sure to raise…
“Lightning may not strike twice, but tornadoes do”
"Lightning never strikes twice in the same place" is an old proverb. "Lightning may never strike twice in the same place, but tornadoes do" is an extension of the proverb that…
“Lightning never strikes twice in the same place”
"Lightning never strikes twice in the same place" is more a statement of mathematical odds than one of scientific certainty. There are many exceptions to the rule. For example, lightning…
“Live every day like it’s a summer Friday”
\"Friday" is a favorite work day of many (because it's pay day and there is no work the following day), but a "summer Friday" is even more pleasant to many workers.…