Meaning: tend to it before it gets much worse Rewrite 1: a dime in the meter now saves a $20 ticket later Rewrite 2: a drip patched now avoids a flood4bailed later Rewrite 3: leaves1b(1)blown away today avoid piles of leaves raked1 later Rewrite 4: you can manage it today while it's small or handle it as an emergency tomorrow
Comment: Just ask yourself, "What can I do today while it is a small matter that if I put off until a later time will seem more difficult or unmanageable?"
More reading about clichés What I found when I googled “clichés” • The Sports Cliché List by TicketRetriever.com. Lots of different categories of sports clichés, like “factor” clichés – clichés with “factor” in the phrase.
posted by Booksville Bookclub at 10:00 AM on Oct 19, 2005
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