April 28th ! The consequences of a snowstorm in Moscow

Hey everyone! 👋Today’s expression is “chew on that.” 👉 It means to think about something carefully or consider an idea for a while. It's often used when you give someone something interesting, surprising, or challenging to reflect on. Origin:This phrase comes from the literal idea of chewing food slowly to break it down. In the same way, you “chew on” an idea by slowly thinking it over before responding. 🍖 Examples: • I’ll leave you with that idea — chew on that. 🤔 • That’s a complicated problem, so just chew on it for a while. 💭 • He dropped some truth and said, “chew on that.” 😄 • That stat about screen time? Yeah, chew on that. 📱 • I gave him some advice — now he’s just chewing on it. 🧠 • That comment was deep… I’m still chewing on that. 😅 Now it’s your turn! 💬Drop your own sentence using “chew on that” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER!🤝

Even if he can say it, she still can’t read it. 😆

Welcome to the oldest apartment block in the area! The Balmes de Montbrun . This neighborhood is not "fancy" yet. The stone walls are very strong, but there is no heater. If you feel cold, you must be brave. Or, you can share your bed with a family of wild pigs to stay warm! I went for a walk there this morning with my friends and Tchoupy ; We had a very simple lunch from my backpack , we ate one apple. They say "an apple a day keeps the doctor away," but my friend Jacques, the doctor stayed with us anyway! I also did not send any mail, so my friend Bernard, the postman had no work to do. We ate everything and left nothing behind. BTW On our way back, I stopped at the local florist. It wasn't very busy, so I had a lot of choice. The shop was enormous! It stretched for km! It was a beautiful walk , we'd " Rolling Stones" ! Today , we "ROCKED" ! QUESTIONS : Do you think the "wildflower shop" has better prices than the city florist? Is one apple enough to keep the doctor away, or do we need to eat the whole bag?

every difficulty in life presents us with an opportunity to turn inward and to invoke our own submerged inner resources.