If “language is the dress of thoughts” ( Johnson), then idioms must the wardrobe.
Jientje at Heaven Is In Belgium hosts A Thousand Words In Idioms on Wednesdays wherein she asks participants to illustrate an idiom or two with a photo. This is the next-to-last opportunity to participate as the challenge will end after next Wednesday.
Into each life some rain must fall.
This means that every life will have its bad days…or weeks, or seasons. But just as the rain serves its purpose in the earth, so do those less-than-bright days in our lives, if we’ll let them.
Come rain or shine.
This means that plans will go on no matter what happens.
Stop by Jientje‘s for more idiom illiustrations.
Stray Thoughts 
Beautiful photos for the idioms !
Well done my friend. Only one more to go. That beach picture is spectacular. I loved these idioms and their meanings 🙂
I love them. I’m going to miss them myself. I love your creativity, and that sunset is stunning. Thanks for playing!
Great illustrations. Such true idioms.
Very creative idiom shots! Awesome sunset! Have a wonderful week 🙂
That FIRST idiom doesn’t work for me! I LOOOOOOVE rain! And we are GETTING some … tonight! I’m going to sleep with the WINDOWS open so I can hear it — even though it’s only going to be 40 degrees out — maybe less!
Great shots though! And idioms too… But for ME, the first one goes “into each life, you GET some rain!” LOL!
Both photos are great but I really like the first one.
Great illustration of the idioms.
nice pictures.