PROVERBS

[5siamese7]

The winter chill may make you ill.

[morag]

No idea

I fainted, fell, banged ma heid, burst an eyelid, ambulance, ER...stitches, to be removed Friday...er doc said prob low blood pressure after sitting for ages to sign docs for my son. pfft, hate being an auld fart!

[hahaya2004]

Get well soon, Morag.

(Sorry Meg, a bit off topic )

[down south]

Yes, hope you're feeling better soon , Morag.

And just to keep us on topic:

Where there's muck there's brass

If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen

A change is as good as a rest

Susan

[Penny Tray]

Recalled from an upbringing in a big family:-

1. Deal sma', serve a'.

2. Last in, best fed.

3. First up, best dressed.

[Retsum]

When Morag 's low we aw feel sad,
When Morag 's up we aw feel glad.

(Made it up.)

[morag]

When Morag 's low we aw feel sad,
When Morag 's up we aw feel glad.

(Made it up.)

[meekan]

The more things change the more they stay the same

There's nothing new under the sun

[morag]

Ne'r cast a cloot 'til may is oot.

[John Donnelly]

Ne'r cast a cloot 'til may is oot.

Now there's a thing.
Morag and Hughie, does this still count in California and Oz?
JD.

[meekan]

Ne'r cast a cloot 'til may is oot.

Raises the old question as to what "May" means. Is it the month of May? or is it the Mayflower? (hawthorn blossom)

[hahaya2004]

It was a favourite saying of my grannie and she meant the month of May.