Japanese crossword «Painting the walls»
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When your hat is on backwards, it isn't always to shade your butt.
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Yes indeed!
Over the years we've seen her paint, skip with a rope, bake pies, use a rolling pin, dance and train a cat.
However - she doesn't look like the Grandmother in your nonograms at all!
replyOver the years we've seen her paint, skip with a rope, bake pies, use a rolling pin, dance and train a cat.
However - she doesn't look like the Grandmother in your nonograms at all!
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Considering the other puzzles, have we built a new house, or moved to another house?
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Thank you for letting us come along on this grand adventure. Im assuming you are getting close to finishing your home?
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Hmmm... Painting the walls or climbing the walls?
(So good to have you back.)
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It occurred to me after I posted that you might not have the expression "climbing the walls" in Russia. It basically means going crazy. :)
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есть выражение "лезть на стену" это имеет переносное значение и употребляется в случае крайнего раздражения, исступления, потери контроля над собой.. и есть выражение "биться головой о стену" это имеет переносное значение безуспешные и мучительные попытки решить какую-либо проблему, напоминающую непреодолимое препятствие.
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