Be known for unwavering commitment to the people and ideals you choose to live by. There are many places where compromise is expected; loyalty is not amongst them.
The dictionary defines a "proverb" as a short saying stating a general truth or piece of advice. The Scots language is full of such pithy phrases and there are many huge collections of them, many dating back hundreds of years. Each week this section presents one or two of the best, such as:
"It is an ill cause that the lawyers think shame o'"
Re: Scottish Proverbs The dictionary defines a "proverb" as a short saying stating a general truth or piece of advice. The Scots language is full of such pithy phrases and there are many huge collections of them, many dating back hundreds of years. Each week this section presents one or two of the best, such as:
Re: Scottish Proverbs The dictionary defines a "proverb" as a short saying stating a general truth or piece of advice. The Scots language is full of such pithy phrases and there are many huge collections of them, many dating back hundreds of years. Each week this section presents one or two of the best, such as:
Re: Scottish Proverbs Ne'er cast a clout till May be oot.
(Don't put aside winter clothing until May be out. But Scottish weather isn't that cold - in this context, "May" is the Mayflower or Hawthorn, which blooms well before the end of May).
It's an ill wind that blaws naebody any gude.
(Most bad things that happen have a good result for someone).