The idiom "light of one’s life" refers to someone or something that brings great joy, happiness, and fulfillment to a person's life.

The idiom "hold your horses" means to wait patiently or take a moment to think before making a decision or taking action. It can also mean to control one's emotions, particularly when things are happening too quickly or unexpectedly.

The idiom "apple pie order" refers to an order that is very specific, detailed, or precise. It suggests that the person asking for the order wants everything exactly as they have requested.

The idiom "drive home" means to go or travel back to one's home or residence after completing a task, errand or activity. The figurative meaning of this idiom refers to the act of returning to one's comfort zone, familiarity and security.

The idiom "cock and bull story" refers to a tale that is not true or accurate, often an exaggerated or unbelievable story told with the intention of deceiving someone. It can also refer to a situation or plan that seems promising but ultimately fails or disappoints.