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Subject:	Re: Friday Pondering - expressions--I remembered a couple others
From:	Susan Beamer <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Tue, 24 Feb 2015 16:25:24 -0800
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"If you don't like what's for dinner, you can go back to chopping wood". 
The house was heated with wood, in the day, so it had a literal, but also 
symbolic meaning.  This is what's for dinner, eat or go hungry.

"I'll give you something to be bored about...."  It only took a couple of 
times hearing this (or hear it said to my older siblings) for me to not 
ever say I was bored.  I'd be sent off to weed or chop wood or some other 
mundane, but necessary chore.  I was always shocked when I heard other 
kids say this, cuz in our house, 'bored' was a curse word.

Susan Beamer
Records [and Archives] Manager
Eastern Washington State
www.selinc.com

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