8 thoughts on “ Salad Days ”

1. 'Salad days' is used these days to refer to the days of carefree innocence and pleasure of our youth. It has also been used to refer to the time of material affluence in our more mature years, when the pressures of life have begun to ease - something akin to 'the golden years'. Shakespeare meant the former, and the clue is in the colour.
2. salad days A youthful, carefree time of innocence and inexperience. The phrase comes from a line in Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra: "My salad days, when I was green in judgment, cold in blood." Ah, to be in love in your salad days—such blissful and carefree times!
3. Aug 18,  · Salad Days Author Phyllis Grant’s technicolor salads combine vibrant produce and simple, smart techniques—but they also tell a story. Ellen Fort – August 18,
4. Aug 05,  · Salad days: 17 easy, delicious dressings - from pink peppercorn to tahini. Salad dressing basics are simple: oil, vinegar, salt. After that, it’s a feast of gorgeous brews to shake, stir, blend.
5. Oct 21,  · About Salad Days (Tang LiuZang) Manga This is the story between a young innocent ballet boy and a passionate, determined boxing boy. The two met at the children’s palace, and since then, they have grown up together supporting each other. May there be hardships, may there be obstacles, yet they never stopped pursuing their dreams.
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8. Originally, English speakers used salad days with Cleopatra's meaning: a time of youthful inexperience or indiscretion. These days, however, it usually means "an early flourishing period" - in other words, a heyday.