The witch has her coin, the cat her cream, the sun is shining. It's new beginning. The fresh broom tells me it is time to get moving and not let the grass grow under my feet.
I don't want locomotiary substitution or remote intransitory convolution; only one precise solution is the key: substitutiary locomotion it must be!
Eglantine Price, Bedknobs and Broomsticks
You posted a wonderful Irish saying awhile ago that I now associate with the Ace of Pentacles:
ReplyDeleteYou'll never plough a field by turning it over in your mind
I tend to get excited about having something that I plan it to death instead of actually doing anything with it! :D
Thank you for remembering that!
DeleteI found another one. 'A good start is half the work'
wonderful thoughts on a beautiful scene. Hard to believe we get up to this most days, and then spend the day denying it.
ReplyDeleteI know! No wonder mr sun gets fed up beckoning us and hides behind a cloud some days...
DeleteTreguna Mekoides and Tracorum Satis Dee!
ReplyDeleteIndeed! gotta watch that film again! :D
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