I don’t feel my hands.
I don’t feel my hands.
I don’t feel my hands (legs). It’s Russian idiom. I don’t know English equivalent of that phrase. It’s mean I really very tired. Yesterday I did concrete floor in a basement of my built house with my friend. It’s a real Indian summer (in Russian says «бабье лето»), It’s so warm weather , and we make use of last warm days.
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I don’t feel my hands.
I don’t feel my hands.
I don’t feel my hands (legs). It’s a Russian idiom. I don’t know the English equivalent of that phrase. It’s mean I am really very tired. Yesterday I worked on the concrete floor in the basement of my built house with my friend (Yesterday, I poured concrete in the basement of a house, which I built with my friend). It’s a real Indian summer (in Russian says «бабье лето»), It’s so warm weather (The weather is so warm/It is so warm) , and we are making use of these remaining days.
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