I've heard:"I'm counting sheep!"
Counting sheep?
Don't people count sheep when they can't sleep?
In a certain culture this expression
would work fine: "I wash my hands!"
That means - I rest my case.
I do... I really wash them now
because I can't get that.
What is happening here?
Who could understand it?
Who's making the rules?
Why is all that for?
Counting sheep?
Go count bodies
or even fetus!
Lorca said once:
"Yo veo en ti fetos de ciencias"
Muchas cosas pueden ser entendidas sobre esto
Yo veo en ti lo que yo no puedo decir
Yo veo en ti lo que yo quiero que tu seas
Yo veo en ti un hermano,
una praga, un corte de cuchillo
Yo veo en ti aquello que yo mas deseo
Pero tu traes todavia fetos de ciencia
algo que no se lo que es...
por eso, yo voy a contar carneros también.
I guess counting sheep is better than having sex with sheep. I dont do either one. hehehe
ReplyDeleteYou're really Sassy.. hehehehe!!
ReplyDeletecount sheep, wash hands... what about 'knock on wood', 'break a leg', 'clear as a bell', 'dead as a door nail' ... so many weird oddities.
ReplyDeleteCounting sheep in no way works as well as a sleeping pill.
ReplyDeleteCrazy sayings, here's my all time, most missunderstood saying, one that I cannot relate to in any way...."She wants her cake and eat it too."
Well no shit, why else would you want cake. No thanks, I'll not be eating my cake, I'll be wearing it? Crazy crazy crazy.
xxx, Lori
wow, I was wondering if your were, you know, baby on board. and I love Lorca, but I am lost in translation! My favorite is the sleepwalker.
ReplyDelete@Hey Rain:
ReplyDeleteBaby's not on board... not for now... That was just something that came to my mad mind...
Hope is all fine with you...
TAKE IT EASY!!!