Bet Infinite Midnight in the 8th at Keeneland.

You can be anything you want to be.

 

Do as I say, not as I do.

 

Clean your plate.

 

Take a left. You can't miss it.

 

You should dye your hair ______.

 

Just hide it in your backpack.

 

You’re fine! Just chug a glass of water and let’s go to the next bar.

 

You can make it — gun it.

 

You don’t need an electrician for that — just do it yourself.

 

Go to school, get a good job, and your company will take care of you until you retire.

"I think you need to lay up on this hole."

NEVER LAY UP!

When I was a young married bride, my husband went on a guy's golf trip. My mother, who was normally the most sensible person I knew said "Husband and wives should never take separate vacations. It leads to a troubled marriage." I was so upset and truly believed her. She and my dad never spent time apart.

 

A couple years later, I was invited on a girls trip to Las Vegas and had the time of my

life! 38 years later we still go on our own guys or gal trips. Mama was wrong about that one.

The old marriage adage to "Never go to sleep mad"

 

WRONG!!!...Sleep on it!!!

 

No reason to keep picking at that scab. Time heals more wounds than midnight apologies :lol2:

 

Heard on the radio just two weeks ago about a study that was done on this very topic. The conclusion of the study- the old adage is true. Those who have the most successful marriages are those in which partners don't do to bed mad at each other.

Heard on the radio just two weeks ago about a study that was done on this very topic. The conclusion of the study- the old adage is true. Those who have the most successful marriages are those in which partners don't do to bed mad at each other.

 

I've only been married 27 years so what would I know, but I will tell you there are times that you absolutely don't need to talk!

 

No one can hurt you more or you them, than the person that you love...in most cases it is better to leave things unsaid when angry or mad. If you have a point to make, you can make it in the morning after everyone has calmed down.

 

Sitcom couples that continually ridicule and demean each other are more unrealistic than the physics in a Road Runner Cartoon.