Learn to draw spilt milk. This step-by-step tutorial makes it easy. Beginner artists can now draw a great looking spilt milk.

“Don’t cry over spilt milk.” “There’s no use crying over spilled milk.”

The above idiom in its various forms is often used to mean “don’t worry about something that has already happened and that you can’t change. In its current form, the phrase first appears in print in 1872, but the idea is much older. In a book from 1659, it reads, “no weeping for shed milk.”
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