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Straw that broke the camel's back
The straw that broke the camel's back is the problem that made you lose your temper or the problem that finally brought about the collapse of something.
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These are great! Where did you get a picture of a camel? That's amazing.
How CLEVER you are to come up with idioms to fit such recent pictures! I bet you had that in mind the minute you saw those camels... RIGHT!
Well done!
Well done. The pictures are so good with the idioms. I like the Straw that broke the camels back. I wanted to use that but I couldn't get a camel LOL. Great job :)
Both are new idioms to me!! Thank you, I learned something new again today! Your pictures firt the theme perfectly, very well done Gattina!
Nice idea plus great shots.
Very good, Gattina! I am smiling.
I enjoyed riding a camel many years ago. Like you said, it sways like a boat.
I added your link Gattina!
Excellent idioms, love them both and stunning photographs to illustrate them. Kathy.
Excellent Gattina!
Nobody could have done that idiom (camel) better than you did. :)
Oh, wonderful! You are sharing all the photos from your vacation in very creative ways. I love it!
AND, from my post: we call a snail escargot if we plan to eat it, otherwise it is just a snail. (And no, we didn't eat those snails, I wrote that because the anemone was eating one.)
Very clever ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
Wonderful job, Gattina. I love the camel photo. Both photos fit the idioms perfectly.
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