Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

LOL@ the Bless His Heart! That is so true. My mamaw used to say things like "Bless her heart, she's a cubby one"

tntgranny

"There are kids starving in China." What cleaning my plate would do for those poor kids I never could figure out!

quilter68

I can't think of any sayings right now but am sure enjoying this thread. Please keep it on- going.

Psychomomquilter

I have heard it also

Beth33

Years ago, "The rabbit died" meant a woman was pregnant. LOL

PensyDutch

In the 1990's, we moved to s.w. Missouri and my only neighbors were a deaf couple. Until I learned ASL, I had posted a small chalk board in my kitchen to communicate with them. One day the husband came in and writes that his pick up won't start. We lived on the outskirts of a small village with a auto repair shop. Being too far to walk, I wrote on the board, "Do you want me to run you over?". His eyes became wide and he started backing out the door saying 'No!, No!". My husband came out of his office and saw what I had written and started laughing. I am born and bred Pennsylvania Dutch and my neighbor being deaf knew nothing of "dialect". I still revert to saying things like:
"Throw me down a pair of socks", or "Put out the lights".

CarrieAnne

Boyfriends boss used to say, Expect nothing, and you wont be dissapointed, lol!

Yooper32

My sister's favorite was "busier than a two-headed cat in a creamery" and another was "finer than frog-fur".

arimuse

"sweep after dark, sweep sorrow to your ♥"
sharet

Anne Marie

I use that one A LOT. I also like a saying my dad used, "How we're cooking with gas" and "Bale out" (whenever we arrived at our destination on a road trip).