Can you interpret these common english idioms?

I'm in "good spirits today"...The sun is shining, the birds are chirping and I don't see a cloud for miles.

Hay it's starting to rain, maybe we should "call it a day".

We decided to take a break and then resume working

John couldn't make it into work today, he's feeling "under the weather."

Hay! Don't ''get bent out of shape!" It's just a game after all.

I arrived late to work once again. Lucky for me my boss is in a good mood so he "let me off the hook."

To work as an educator in the public school system one must "go the extra mile". It's quite a demanding job.

Dad went "cold turkey" on the cigarettes. Didn't bother to ease off of them.

If we go on a 2 week vacation we are going to "break the bank". Maybe we should wait a little.

Going on vacation will be very exspensive

It was a "piece of cake". I was able to finish the test and arrive back home all before noon.

It's a very old neighborhood but "don't judge a book by its cover". The atmosphere is nice and the people nicer.