Even though my blog has been more or less on hold, I remembered Bushboy’s last photo challenge and was curious which photo was the last I took this June.
I was glad to see it was this one:
I know that for this challenge no words are necessary, but I wish to note that just recently I saw a Facebook thread in which people were telling how a voracious reader is called in various languages. I commented that in Slovenian those who swallow books are called book moths. Not long after I saw this in a Piran library window. It says: “Reads as a woodpecker.” I thought: Oh! I must add this one to the list. It was much later that I realised the joke: the expression is actually “drinks as a woodpecker”.
For Last photo for June 2020 challenge hosted by bushboys world
Manja Mexi Mexcessive (closed) 
What a wonderful last photo Manja 🙂
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Thank you, Bushboy. 🙂 I really love this challenge.
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👍😀
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I love the image that book moth brings to the mind. 🙂
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Thank you, Martina. 🙂 Is there any similar expression in your language for those who love to read? Or drink?
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Yes! It’s the same as in yours – knihomoľ – meaning book moth in Slovak.
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And in Slovenian it’s knjižni molj. 😀
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In Russian language, a person who reads a lot can be called a “bookworm”.
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Thank you, Smith. 🙂
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