We can't be reminded too often to do or say the right things.
We can't be reminded too often that relationships are valuable or that reconciliation is worth pursuing.
What does this "can't be reminded too often" combination mean?
Is this an idiom?
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We can't be reminded too often to do or say the right things.
We can't be reminded too often that relationships are valuable or that reconciliation is worth pursuing.
What does this "can't be reminded too often" combination mean?
Is this an idiom?
Best Answer
Let's say my daughter is 7, and she wants to play with her friend who lives across the street. On Saturday, before heading out the door, I remind her:
On Sunday, she wants to play again. So I say:
On Monday, after school, she asks me if she can go visit her friend. I answer:
On Tuesday, the conversation might go like this:
Another related expression is: I can't emphasize enough. I could have said:
Both expressions essentially mean: I realize I may have told you this before, but, this is so important, I'd feel better if you'd let me remind you again.