walking on clouds

I think a similar expression to this "walking on clouds" is "I'm on cloud nine". What other expressions can you think of?

W : Lovely. Have you set a date for the wedding?
M : Yes, the wedding is next month!
W : She must be a very special person.
M : Yeah, Rachel is the best person who has ever come to me. I feel like I’m walking on clouds. Oh, I can’t wait for the wedding.

In BE the usual expression is 'walking on air'.

Rover

On cloud seven is also used, though much less frequently than on cloud nine.

Hey Hey! You You! Get off of my cloud!;-):lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3F4GmbHl5g

bhaisahab said:

Hey Hey! You You! Get off of my cloud!;-):lol: The Rolling Stones - Get Off of My Cloud (1967) - YouTube

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Was that really 45 years ago? I'm older than I thought. :-(

Rover_KE said:

In BE the usual expression is 'walking on air'.

Rover

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***Not a teacher***

I believe "walking on air" is more common in American English too.

bhaisahab said:

Hey Hey! You You! Get off of my cloud!;-):lol: The Rolling Stones - Get Off of My Cloud (1967) - YouTube

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And what did one Scotsman say to the other? Hey, McCloud, get off of my ewe!

I wouldn't usually do that, but ems corrupted us with her OB/GYN joke earlier.

My feet haven't touched the ground (in months, etc.)