My
work with the upright citizens brigade led me to my work on Saturday
Night Live, and when I graduated from that comedy college, I was worried about
what came next.
* upright: honest; honorable; respectable
ex>
Gerald is an upright citizen in our community.
Note>
This also means vertical or erect.
ex>
Please put your seat in the upright position.
*
brigade: 단체
Then
Parks and Recreation came along, a
show I am proud of where I get to work with people I love. You never know what
is around the corner unless you
peek.
* come alone: to appear
ex>
She married the first nice guy that came alone.
ex>
Whatever comes alone in life is what we will live with.
* around the corner: just ahead of us; in
the near future
ex>
My new job is so exciting because I never know what’s around the corner.
You
can blame them when things go wrong. Take your
risks now. As you grow older, you become more fearful and less flexible. And I
mean that literally.
* go wrong: for an event or situation to
have significant problems.
= don’t
work out; don’t turn out; don’t go your way
ex>
With his positive attitude, Darren could not go wrong.
Try
to keep your mind open to
possibilities and your mouth closed on matters that you don’t know about. Limit
your “always” and your “nevers.”
* keep one’s mind open: to not disregard
or ignore
ex>
Our secret to finding the right house was to keep our minds open.
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