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A friend sent this to me. Nothing to do with birding, but I thought some
or all might enjoy it.

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here's one for you too
see ya
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Thanks to Kendra Michaud <michaud at head-cfa.harvard.edu>
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A First grade teacher collected old, well known proverbs. She gave each
child in her class the first half of a proverb, and had them come up with
the
rest.


*As you shall make your bed so shall you....mess it up.
*Better be safe than...................................punch a 5thgrader.
*Strike while the .......................................bug is close.
*It's always darkest before..........................daylight savings time.
*You can lead a horse to water but..............how?
*Don't bite the hand that.............................looks dirty.
*A miss is as good as a.............................Mr.
*You can't teach an old dog new.................math.
*If you lie down with the dogs, you'll............stink in the morning.
*The pen is mightier than the......................pigs.
*An idle mind is.........................................the best way to
relax.
*Where there's smoke, there's....................pollution.
*Happy the bride who................................gets all the presents.
*A penny saved is.....................................not much.
*Two's company, three's............................the musketeers.
*Laugh and the whole world laughs with you, cry and
.............................................you have to blow your nose.
*Children should be seen and not..............spanked or grounded.
*When the blind leadeth the blind..............get out of the way.



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