Go Fly a Kite = Idiom meaning Go away -early 1900s Poster
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Here is the image of flying a kite matched up with the old idiom, "Go Fly a Kite". This idiom came into usage in the first half of the 1900s, credited to entering usage likely in the 1940s. The meaning was to go away or get lost. Change or add text via the template area. Also, you can make additional changes to this design by using the "Customize it" option! Enjoy Life & Thanks for Stopping by!
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