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May 09, 2015 7:26 am
This is one gem of my mother’s that I still share today. Usually, it’s in my role as a teacher.
I just googled the phrase, assuming I would easily find its origins. My mom was born in Pittsburgh, and is of German and Irish descent, so that’s the direction I expected to go. There was one little voice in my head that said, “This could be something unique to Mom.” (BTW: Mom is 87 and still living with Dad in the same Chula Vista home I grew up in since 1962.)
To my surprise, this was not a one-click research project. Since it doesn’t show up as a well-known phrase, a few clicks later I’ve decided to turn my quest over to you.
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May 10, 2015 3:26 am
Thanks so much, especially as this arrives to me on Mother's Day. I had seen this link, but it was a dead end for me when I got to the commercial website. I didn't think to just follow it on as an image search! Happy Mother's Day to you. June