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On the go describes someone who always seems to be in motion - they are either busy at work, or on their way to an appointment, or rushing out to pick up their children at soccer practice. Someone who seems to be constantly busy and never at rest.
- On the go describes someone who always seems to be in motion - they are either busy at work, or on their way to an appointment, or rushing out to pick up their children at soccer practice.
- Someone who seems to be constantly busy and never at rest.
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On the go describes someone who always seems to be in motion - they are either busy at work, or on their way to an appointment, or rushing out to pick up their children at soccer practice. Someone who seems to be constantly busy and never at rest.
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