Thought for the day...

Every path has its puddly.


Better be an hour too early than a minute too late.


Better late than never, but better still, never late.


Punctuality is the soul of business.


It is cruelty to the innocent not to punish the guilty.

 

Man punishes the action but God the intention.


Who punishes one threatens a hundred.


Bring up your beloved child with love and a stick.


The punishment should fit the crime.


It is bad for puppies to play with cub bears.

 

From a pure source pure water comes.


His heart cannot be pure whose tongue is not clean.


Muddy springs will have muddy streams.


He that commences many things finishes but few.


The purse-strings are the most common ties of friendship.

 

It is not enough to have good qualities; we must also know how to manage them.


An old quarrel is easily renewed.


He who can not hold his peace will never live at ease.


Quarrels are easily begun, but with difficulty ended.


Quarrels require two; both are generally to blame.

 

From one quarrel comes a hundred sins.


Quarreling is the weapon of the weak.


The second word makes the quarrel.


A quarrelsome disposition makes few friends.


When a woman reigns the devil governs.

 

A fool can ask more questions than seven wise men can answer.


He who questions nothing learns nothing.


Never answer a question until it is asked.


It is not every question that deserves an answer.


To a man full of questions make no answer at all.


To question the wise is wisdom.

 

A quiet conscience sleeps in thunder.


The highest degree of earthly happiness is quiet.


God hates a quitter.


One dog can set many barking.

 

You cannot buy integrity or character at the market.


After rain comes sunshine.


A little rain stills a great wind.


It is pleasant to look on the rain when one stands dry.

 

A tame tongue is a rare bird.


Three things are as rare as gold; a good melon, a good friend and a good wife.


The fools do more hurt in the world than the rascals.


Always count the cost.


He that runs in the night stumbles.

 

Time and words can never be recalled.


For every fruit consumed by a rat a hundred are spoiled.


He that can read and meditate will not find his evenings long or life tedious.


Reading makes a full man, conversation a ready man, and writing an exact man.


A piece of bread in one’s pocket is better than a feather in one’s hat.