be (stuck) in a groove

to feel bored because you are doing the same things that you have done for a long time.

We never do anything exciting any more - we seem to be stuck in a groove.

• be past it
• be past sell-by date
• be past your sell-by date
• be penny-wise and pound-foolish
• be pie-eyed
• be pigeon
• be pipped at the post
• be pipped to the post
• be plain sailing
• be pleased to see the back of
• be pleased to see the back of someone
• be pleased to see the back of something
• be poles apart
• be punch-drunk
• be pushing up daisies
• be pushing up the daisies
• be put on full alert
• be put on red alert
• be putty in hands
• be putty in your hands
• be quaking in boots
• be quaking in your boots
• be quickest off the mark
• be quick off the mark
• be quick on the draw