Adding -

883 - High and Dry
884 - "white rabbit morning, (day)."
885 - On the wagon
886 - His/her/your name is mud

However long the night, the dawn will break

The friends of our friends are our friends

Hi Rammel
A Fool and his Money are soon Parted.

A person spends recklessly and end up with nothing

Kelly

When we were kids and we ran in and out the door a lot my grandfather called us

In again, out again Finnegan!

Baptism of fire

Pour oil on troubled waters

She's so excited, she's beside herself!

Hi Rammel
Shut That Door, Were You Born In A Barn

Often said on the Island.

When someone continually leaves a house door open, so they are chide me for being lazy

Kelly

One of my dad's that we all use on dreary days...like today!

Someone forgot to turn on the Sunshine Pump!

887 - It went kaput
888 - The friends of our friends are our friends
889 - In again, out again Finnegan
890 - Baptism of fire
891 - Pour oil on troubled waters
892 - It mixes like oil and water
893 - She's so excited, she's beside herself
894 - Someone forgot to turn on the Sunshine Pump
895 - Shut That Door, Were You Born In A Barn

#361 - However long the night, the dawn will break

A Fool and his Money are soon Parted. Similar to -
          #373 - A fool and his gold are soon parted.

Strike out 408 - " You were born under a gooseberry bush, "
         repeat of #76

Hi Rammel
Thank you

Kelly

That list is growing!
Reminds me of one:

That baby is growing so fast- they feed him  yeast?

Good one Bubble!

Kelly

Bubble, my grandmother had a similar saying...

She's growing like a weed!

Another good one Jane

Kelly

After me, the flood!

Apres moi le deluge!

To thine own self be true
(else thou canst be true to no one)

Hi Rammel
A Foregone Conclusion

Which is, a decision made before the evidence for it is known. An inevitable conclusion.

Actually is origin is from Shakespeare's Othello

Still used to day!

Kelly

Good morning from a partly cloudy Interior!

On # 888 - The friends of our friends are our friends?

The way I knew it as was "The enemies of our enemies are our friends."

Hi Rammel
Get your dander up

Getting annoyed or agitated

It is said it is a Samuel Goldwyn's  Goldwynisms.

He is said to have said 'it gets my dandruff up', shortened to dander.

Kelly

Quote from: angelface555 on May 06, 2016, 02:21:57 PM
Good morning from a partly cloudy Interior!

On # 888 - The friends of our friends are our friends?

The way I knew it as was "The enemies of our enemies are our friends."

Me too.   I'll add that as a sub of the first one, but no new number.

There are variations of so many of these.

896 - That baby is growing so fast- they feed him  yeast.
             She's growing like a weed.
897 - To thine own self be true.
898 - A Foregone Conclusion.
899 - Get your dander up.

Quote from: so_P_bubble on May 06, 2016, 11:06:05 AM
After me, the flood!

Apres moi le deluge!

Can you clarify?

this is a fine kettle of fish

knee high to a grasshopper

Adding
890 - Don't be a bird brain
891 - this is a fine kettle of fish


#371 - knee high to a grasshopper

After me, the flood!

Apres moi le deluge!
Should the world come to an end after me  I wouldn't care or worry.

Hi Ramnel
Lick and a promise

Something done quickly, sometimes used as a satin when having a quick wash

Still used today on the Island and in parts of the UK

Kelly

Still used in my family, too, Kelly,  My grandmother used to add, "sooner or later, you have to keep your promise!"

Hi Jane
It shows some sayings or used in many countries around the world

Kelly