C’EST PARTI, MON KIKI!
Literally: It left, my Kiki.
Best equivalents: Here we go! We’re off.
The noun Kiki in French can also be used to designate the throat. But in this expression, it’s unrelated.
See you tomorrow with the letter L, part of the A to Z challenge!
Evelyne Holingue 
How appropriate that I’m reading this as I am about to start a very long and very busy day!
Ha ha! That’s a good one 🙂
Good luck to you, then! Dont forget tomorrow: TGIF.
I’m at a conference this week, but I’m trying to keep up with the A-to-Z folks I’m following. I won’t miss the Friday expression.
Now it better be a good one for tomorrow. I have a blank moment and will double check:)
Enjoy the conference. Good venues make for good doors!
This place will generate multiple doors posts.
Une anthologie superbe! J’avais presque oublié certaines de ces expressions… Jolie travail Evelyne 😉
De façon amusante elles me reviennent en faisant ce change. J’en ai assez pour l’année prochaine 🙂
Merci en tous cas pour être passé me dire bonjour.
Perfect quote for today’s micro local events…
will Kiki soon crawl back under her rock?
LOL
— Evelyne’s husband
Indeed it was! 🙂
Now this is just downright, strange, Evelyne. 🙂 –Curt
So is Kiki a person? How’d she get involved, anyway?
No, she’s not. Although there are some girls and women with Kiki as a nickname. For the expression, honestly I don’t know for sure why Kiki. But this is a popular French expression. Thank you for your visit. Now I must see what you’re up to:)