Wise sayings

Play the hand you are dealt - and - count your blessings - there are always some!

This can be fixed.

If at first you don't succeed.... try, try, try a gin !

My late (and dear) father-in-law would say: This too will pass

Paperbackbutterfly as a danceaholic, I love that one! I find myself thinking a quotation from Shakespeare these days: “All that glisters is not gold”, but in in general it’s the 1st 2 commandments, Love God, love others as yourself.

Whenever things were difficult my mum used to say “ Well dear you’ll just have to get on with it!”

Don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things.

Definitely "There's nowt so queer as folk"

"They don't put pockets in shrouds", you can't take money with you so why not enjoy life (no expectation of an inheritance for DD)

"What comes around goes around", Karma whatever you call it, that person whose done an "evil deed" will get their comeuppance

This too will pass

“You might as well fall flat on your face as lean over backwards too far.” It’s a quote from James Thurber.

When troubles strike don't ask why me? the only answer is - why not you?

"Live, Laugh, Love"

Never judge a book by its cover.

Life might not be the party you were expecting but why not dance anyway.

Or if you've got nowt nice to say. Say nowt at all !

There's nowt sae queer as folk. In standard English, there's nothing as odd as folk.

No good comes of meddling between man and wife. (How I wish my mother had remembered that one on many occasions!)

If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always got. For when I need to change something and can’t quite be bothered.

1. If life gives you lemons, stick them in a gin.
2. If a man does not enhance your life, get rid of him.
3. Don’t trust anything that has tyres or testicles
4. Always remember your manners, say please before you tell someone to F.O.
I could go on .....

"Each to their own" and "just go with the flow". I find myself constantly saying these phrases these days.

If in doubt... don't!
No good ever came from doing wrong.

I was taught Shakespeare's 'to thine own self be true at school', it has been good life long advice to follow, especially when my views differ from others.

Mine is definitely I don't suffer fools gladly!

F**k Em................

"Every day may not be good, but there is some good in every day".

“Let not the sun go down upon your wrath”.