When you are past the difficult or dangerous part of a process and you are now safe. - (to be) out of the woods, You would go to extreme measures or do absolutely anything for them, or to make them happy. - to go to the ends of the earth for (someone), You are too focused on the small details of something to be able to see the bigger picture. - can’t see the forest for the trees, A person who is humble, nice and an all-round good person. - (to be) down-to-earth, Your area where you live. - your neck of the woods, Someone who is good at gardening and looking after plants. - to have a green thumb, To not give a straight answer, to waste time or to avoid answering a question. - to beat around the bush, A very small amount, so small that it has very little effect on something. - a drop in the ocean, Your kindness will be rewarded in the future, or your bad actions will have negative consequences. - you reap what you sow, To go to the toilet. - to answer the call of nature,

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