new phrases:

I've come to the conclusion that we need some more phrases. I think we have a good amount. I think we could do with a couple more. So I offer to you a couple of phrases that I've come up with that I think would be great if we all started saying them. So, number one is: Keep your crumbs out of the toaster. And that is a way of saying, don't be messy. I'm on to you. Keep your crumbs out of the toaster. Don't do that. Don't do that around here. I know what you're about. Keep your crumbs out of the toaster. Number two: Similarly food themes. Don't cut your butter before you stick it softened. And this is a beautiful phrase. And essentially what it means is: take it easy. Calm down. You don't have to rush. Everything will happen as it happens. Don't cut your butter before you stick it softened. Number three: Hair has to grow long before it can be cut. Another beautiful phrase. This is similar to: Don't cut your butter before you stick it softened. But it's more like: Hey, everything's going to be okay. You can take your time. Breathe easy. You know? There's a process. Everything's in process. Hair grows long before it can be cut. Lovely. Everyone's going to love using that. Number four, final one. And you can say this with your friends and family and they'll love it. A thumb is meant for pressing, but a hand is made for holding. Now, I think that's quite obvious what that means. But just in case you mean to explain it. Value your friends. Don't be a lone wolf. Hold. Love your people. That's a very beautiful new phrase. I think it would be really good if we all started using these from next week. I think next week it's quite realistic to get out there. So, yeah. Let me know what you think. Any other phrases that you have in mind. And I'm really excited to contribute to society with this one. So, yeah. Have fun everyone.