Bravery of ignorance or sheltered idiots*-- pregnant women on a cruise ship.
Feel free to add your favorite "synonyms" and/or definitions.
*both of these are idioms in the language we speak at home, although I've had trouble finding a good translation for the second one. It's supposed to mean someone who has not been scared and is kinda cute in his/her obliviousness. Is there a better word?
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2 comments:
Blissfully ignorant- maybe?
Blind innocence?
I think Lori has the correct idiom in English - blissfully ignorant.
I think in my current mood, pregnant woman on a cruise ship = shockingly shortsighted, irritatingly confident,I could go on all day.
But probably bravery of ignorance captures it best.
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