Among Friends

[house_cat]

For me it's, "If you have your health, you have everything".

I didn't understand that in my young, carefree days, but boy does it make sense now.

Do you have one to share?

[hoosieroriginal]

I totally agree - being healthy means more to me now that I'm in my 60s.  I've always attended exercise classes and taken good care of my body.  My dad died at 43 from drinking and my mother at 58 from smoking - I learned well and did neither.  I think we need to appreciate our bodies and take better care of them. 

[Puppy Lips]

Youth is wasted on the young!

[Goldengate8361]

1 - You need to "save for a rainy day."

2 - Love is all there is..(is that a common phrase?)

3 - Family is important.

[151949]

OMG - my Mom was the Queen of having an old adage for every situation. I do, now that I have more life experiences, appreciate the wisdom of most of them. She seems to live in my head as old adages that pop up all the time. My cousins tease me because, like her, I will have one on the tip of my tongue all the time. My brother and I often will say the same one at the same time and get a good laugh at ourselves for it. Usually they make me appreciate her and miss her.

[gardensla]

"The best way to get over someone is to get under someone!"

No, seriously, yours about health hits home. 

[Bird mama]

@gardensla

You sassy girl (wink)

[carolina2]

I hope you have children just as naughty as you are.  After I had my naughty kids she appologized.

[Vivian]

The first thought that came into my cynical mind was, "No good deed goes unpunished."

[Sister Golden Hair]

Sweet: All the flowers of tomorrow are in the seeds of yesterday.

Funny: Ants in his pants.

When I grew up, there were always different sayings.