I never understood the phrase “Head over Heels.” My head is usually over my heels
A darn good arrangement. I would think that in most cases, if you heels were over your head, you'd have a problem, not the other way around.
Exactly! I don't see what the big deal is about being head over heels about something. There's also a similar expression involving either a tea kettle or a tin cup which makes even less sense.
I certainly understand that if I were carrying my tea kettle around and I fell so that I was, in fact, sitting on it, there would be some damage done to my person. But generally speaking, I'm not carrying a tea kettle. I'm reasonably certain I don't own a tin cup.
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