“Don’t count all of your chickens before they are hatched”
Reply: “Just don’t place all the eggs all in one basket or one batch.”
“I’ll cross that bridge soon, and get back to the drawing board one day”
Reply: “I think you already missed the boat, it takes two to tango, anyway.”
“He has got the best of both worlds, I’ll give him that!”
Reply: “He may give it up for peanuts, at the drop of a hat!”
“Stop beating around the bush, let’s do this before things boil!”
Reply: “Pour it on, I’m already burning the midnight oil.”
"I’ll give you a penny for your thoughts and then I’ll hit the hay!"
Reply: "I’ll give you a dime’s worth, it’s a blessing in disguise they say.”
“Sometimes I think you are biting off more than you can chew!”
Reply: “I don’t cut corners, so everything should be as good as new.”
“This is a secret, so let’s not let the cat out of the bag just yet!”
Reply: “Don’t worry, this should be a piece of cake; a sure bet!”
“So, what should we do with the whole nine yards of this stuff today?”
Reply: “As long as it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg, let’s do it again. OK?”
© JMD
Love ya!
Jane
I was a bit confused by the word, "Reply", because I couldn't connect the idioms that followed in some cases with the idioms that preceded it. Otherwise, quite humorous.
Ron
Very creative idea, brother, thanks for making
me smile.
~ Zach