Land on your feet
To return to a good sitution after experiencing problems, especially because of good luck rather than skill or hard work.Este idiom se pued traducir como "Caer de pie" con el significado de llegar al lugar adecuado en el momento adecuado.
She's really landed on her feet with this new job.
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My husband had difficulty with another idiom: "Feet of clay," meaning someone is not perfect and has a big flaw. He still doesn't really grasp the meaning, even after being in the U.S. for 61 years!
I'm enjoying your blog, and hope it will help me "backwards" - help me to learn Spanish!
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