S2 · EP37Rome Wasn’t Built in That Classroom
Have you ever known exactly what you wanted to say and found nothing there? A nap-time scroll and a Kyoto English class explore drawing a blank versus work that was not built in a day.
Rome Wasn't Built in a Day
Definition: Significant work takes real time; you cannot finish something large in an afternoon.
Example: Rome wasn't built in a day is about why that gap gets rarer over years.
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