S2 · EP11It’s Ruff Getting Back on Your Feet
Children are wonderful. And tiny germ factories. Flat on his back with a nasty cold, Tayvin lines up the everyday expressions English uses for getting sick and clawing your way back to health.
Ride It Out
Definition: To endure something unpleasant until it ends naturally, without trying to fight it.
Example: Some days will be storms, and you'll just have to ride them out.
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S2 · EP13Pouring over Poor Soil
Four days sick, a 3 a.m. wake-up unable to breathe, and a flash flood outside the window. When it rains, it pours, and Tayvin has the week to prove it.