“We may lose and
we may win though we will never be here again so open up, I'm climbin' in, so take it easy.”
Saturday, September 19, 2015
Friday, September 11, 2015
TAKE IT EASY
The phrase “take it easy” has several different meanings,
and it's not always easy to tell between them from context. Referring
specifically to the standalone phrase (grammatically, an imperative), not to
the use of the verbal expression in general.
- I'm going on a holiday. — Take it easy for a week, you deserved it. (the usual verbal meaning)
- I'm leaving, bye. — Take it easy. (≈ “have a nice time”)
- I'm going to hit someone. — Hey, take it easy, man! (≈ “keep your cool”)
What clues can distinguish the friendly use (have a nice
time) from the reproachful use (keep calm)?
Are there other meanings to consider? Are there regional variations?
Are there other meanings to consider? Are there regional variations?
All uses of take
it easy you can think of are nearly interchangeable with relax. (One
wouldn't say just "relax" as a farewell, but in that use it's similar
to "stay cool" or "have a good [relaxed] day".)
And uses where take it easy is
literal imperative advice are not necessarily reproachful.
"Augh,
I'll never get all these facts straight in time for the test! I'm going to
fail, I know it!" "Whoa, take it easy. You can do this." All
uses of take it easy you can think of are nearly interchangeable with relax.
(One wouldn't say just "relax" as a farewell, but in that use it's
similar to "stay cool" or "have a good [relaxed] day".)
And uses where take it easy is
literal imperative advice are not necessarily reproachful.
"Augh, I'll
never get all these facts straight in time for the test! I'm going to fail, I
know it!" "Whoa, take it easy. You can do this."
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
CRAZY PAJAMA PARTY at T.R.A.C.S
My snapshots: Saturday September 5th.
The pictures on this blog are small and in a low resolution. Please let me know, in world, when you want a picture with a higher
resolution and larger size. Also from parties in the past.
Friday, September 4, 2015
CRAZY PAJAMA PARTY at T.R.A.C.S
It’s more than three years ago that we had
our last Pajama Party, so let’s have one again.
Have a look at an old post about pajama, sleep
and dreams.
T.R.A.C.S at Timothy Plaza
on River Island
SWEETGRASS
Most readers know the
Sunday parties in Sweetgrass.
And if you not know,
go there on Sunday. Party from 21 -23.00 CET or Noon - 2:00 PM SLT.
Pictures are made by Norbie and Gany.
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