Saying's

Honesty is the best Policy xxxx :blink:

Jam yesterday jam tomorrow but never jam today,what does that mean,I guess it means no jam:lol:

Dorrie wrote:

Jam yesterday jam tomorrow but never jam today,what does that mean,I guess it means no jam:lol:

Either today is not good...or traffic is good and flowing today xxxx :silly:

OHHH! I think the cat got my tongue:laugh: I'll be more careful kitty..Tis better to be safe than sorry;)

Bad puddy cat! noooo I'm just Kittying tee hee:evil:

I think I'll leave to London to visit the queen now

I tell people my real age but can keep secrets
give my regards to the queen

I didn't get to see the queen because I was told all the planes were traveling South for the winter to warmer weather... I am curious and in no way in this state, but wondering where the term \"bun in the oven\" came from?? Ducky of course your species would be in the egg form LOL;) :laugh: :laugh:

mamaresource wrote:

I didn't get to see the queen because I was told all the planes were traveling South for the winter to warmer weather... I am curious and in no way in this state, but wondering where the term \"bun in the oven\" came from?? Ducky of course your species would be in the egg form LOL;) :laugh: :laugh:

laugh: :lol: :woohoo: :blink:I was probly just comming out of my shell

You cant pull the wool over my eyes xxxx

:blink: :S :dry: :blush: Looking at thecatuphellhere going into her coon....Oh well, guess I'll look that one up myself:huh:

Maybe I should change the subject any thoughts on, \"it takes a village to raise a child, or perhaps, It takes one to know one. hmmmmmmm:whistle: Thinking It's been a month since I've filled my bird feeder. Not Good!:ohmy:

Take Care,

Many a Mickle makes a Muckle.

What does that mean?

Dorrie wrote:

Many a Mickle makes a Muckle.

What does that mean?

Its local dialect for coinage.....A mickle being the lower value and the muckle being the higher.....Save your pennies and they become Pounds xxxx

tonypark wrote:

Dorrie wrote:

Many a Mickle makes a Muckle.

What does that mean?

Its local dialect for coinage.....A mickle being the lower value and the muckle being the higher.....Save your pennies and they become Pounds xxxx

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