Another Feather in Her Cap Choose a Framing Option:Gray 45 3/4 X 24 3/4 “We have seen his star

“We have seen his star in the east

Mary Magdalene

The sun is shining

and five were foolish

Another Feather in Her Cap Choose a Framing Option:Gray 45 3/4 X 24 3/4 “We have seen his starI love idioms. It's funny to me how each language cultivates their own unique turns of phrase and how the meanings can change over time. The history of the phrase, "another feather in your cap," begins in the 17th century with a negative connotation; a feather in your cap was seen a sign of foolishness. By the 18th century (possibly due to the more widespread use of plumage on one's garb) this has turned into a positive phrase of praise. I incorporate