CHAT-Weekly Comp-Phrase or Saying-17-23 Sept

[Reinardina]

My first thought with Andy's picture, was of a 'chin wag.'
H's baffles me, but I've never been strong in cryptic descriptions.

I'm stuck in a rut, as, for some reason, the phrases that spring to mind are often Dutch, and don't always have English equivalents.
I've got a few in mind, but am still on the lookout for a better one.

Fingers crossed!

[Hinfrance]

Is that one "Straight from the horse`s mouth" Andy?

I had not thought of that one, but more of a at the race phrase although this pair are hardly moving 

How about 'ahead by a nose'?

As for mine, the background counts

[Beaux Reflets]

Is that one "Straight from the horse`s mouth" Andy?

I had not thought of that one, but more of a at the race phrase although this pair are hardly moving 

How about 'ahead by a nose'?

As for mine, the background counts

A bit more direct Howard but on the right track 

"Love in the mist" or "Focus on the heart" 

[DigiDiva]

This is so cheesy however, I LOVE cheezzy so keep them coming!!!!!

[Hinfrance]

Andy - yours - is it the little horse saying to the big horse 'when the race starts run really really fast'?

Mine - try counting the out of focus sweets in the background.

[jinky]

Sweet 16 ? If so that was obscure H   
Not sure if i`ll get a moment but will try and grab one this weekend if I can think of something.

[Hinfrance]

Sweet 16 ? If so that was obscure H   
Not sure if i`ll get a moment but will try and grab one this weekend if I can think of something.

I said it was obscure! Sweet Sixteen it is, I knew you wouldn't let me down

[Reinardina]

I'd never have guessed it.

Still stuck in a rut; can mainly think of proverbs or phrases that are virtually impossible to shoot, without a lot of preparation.

I may however enter this one. A sneaky one, shot more or less under the eye of two police persons. The shopping centre does not encourage photography, to say the least, so it was a quickie, while innocently 'looking the other way.'

I think it will be easy to guess by you clever clogs, and even the less clever, will have no problems.

[jinky]

Is it Next in Line or Queuing Around the Block?

[DigiDiva]

OK, here's mine - this one is easy peasy lemon squeezy!!!

[jinky]

He! he! I nearly did that one DD ( Don`t put al your eggs in one basket) but in the end went retro. Shouldn`t take you long to crack mine either

[Reinardina]

Is it Next in Line or Queuing Around the Block?

Could be either, I suppose, but it's not what I had in mind.
I see the shot is rather dark-ish, I'll see if I can tart it up a bit, before entering it. If I can't find anything better, that is.

And I don't 'see' your saying Jinky. Maybe it's too early in the morning, maybe I don't know it, or more probably, my mindset isn't suited to this kind of thing. I've noticed it in the past. I simply don't see things, unless the proverb is very well known and very easy to spot, like DD's.

[jinky]

Not so much a proverb as a well known saying from the past (in advertising in the early 60s I think) Reinardina. Showing my age here but I am sure H or Andy will get it in a while. Accredited falsely by some to Fay Wewldon ( she says she just used it in her campaign and did not come up with it herself).

Is yours standing in line then?

[Hinfrance]

Don't put all your eggs in one basket, Go to work on an egg!

Still haven't got yours yet Re. I thought it might be to do with fashionistas queuing for the latest shiny™ thing, so apple of my eye, or maybe using the map application to find their way out and all trying to leave through a window in the gent's toilet 

[jinky]

Knew I could count on a fellow old (egg) timer H