Rebuilding Lives in Northern Ireland
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jul 30th, 2014
This is the grave of Mike O’Day Who died maintaining his right of way; His right was clear, his will was strong, But he’s just as dead as if he’d been wrong.
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jul 18th, 2014
They who wed in July must always labor for their bread (probably because July is called ‘the hungry July’ when stores of food would start to run out).
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jul 9th, 2014
Take the weight off your legs (sit down).
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jul 5th, 2014
Don’t be too familiar with the clergy.
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jun 30th, 2014
Three most delightful things to see, a garden of white potatoes covered in blossoms, a ship under sail and a woman after giving birth.
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jun 28th, 2014
There are three kinds of poor people; the man poor by the will of God, the man poor by his own will and the man poor even if he pawned the world.
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jun 25th, 2014
“I can think of no other edifice constructed by man as altruistic as a lighthouse. They were built only to serve.” GB Shaw
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jun 24th, 2014
“The Irish gave the bagpipes to the Scots but the Scots haven’t seen the joke yet.” Oliver Herford
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jun 21st, 2014
“Children begin by loving their parents, after a time they judge them, then rarely, if ever, do they forgive them.”
Posted in Quotes, Poems, Proverbs and Sayings on Jun 18th, 2014
Friendship doubles our joy and divides our grief. Anonymous
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