“Wearing your heart on your sleeve” is the tendency of someone to express their emotions openly. 

“The grass is always greener on the other side,” is what people usually say when someone makes a life decision that is predominantly based on perceived notions. 

Every culture has its own nursery rhymes with which they initiate their young. 

Friction is everywhere. Even though friction finds itself in just about every system we design, it is one of those concepts that is not easily understood. 

We engineers love our equations. Imagine asking an engineer a question, and they hold up a finger gesturing for you to wait quietly while they punch numbers into their calculator. 

Is it just me or has there been a lot of big words being thrown about lately? 

What captures the imagination of an engineer more than the elegant lumbering of a steam locomotive? 

“Good to the last drop,” for those who do not know, is a slogan used by a certain brand of coffee for marketing purposes. 

I’m sure all of us have words and phrases that bring up memories from our past. 

When I hear the term “luck of the draw,” I can’t help but imagine an unfortunate soul sitting at a craps or roulette table in a casino, head in hands and slot machines ratcheting in the background.