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    * Sæt er lykt úr sjálfs síns rassi.
<center>'''I'm back and plan to re-learn all that was forgotten. I look forward to making new friends and sharing the wiki experience.'''</center>
          o Trans. Sweet is the smell from your own ass.
<br>I am a proud mother of two autistic children and married 40+ years to an engineer. We raised our children in small town as we both love rural living. Hubby dearest grew up on a cattle ranch while I traversed the planet as a United States Navy brat. My Dad was a draftsman and later an engineering technician.  
          o English Equiv: He thinks his shit doesn't stink.
          o Meaning: You think you cannot do anything wrong.


    * Ber er hver að baki nema að sér bróður eigi.
<br>I was the first child to graduate from college with a degree in English followed by my brother who received a degree in Computer Science. Upon graduation from college I looked for work and volunteered. One day I was offered a job at our local newspaper after the editor liked my letters to the editor. I was writing about building a better animal shelter and the need for placing it in an accessible location. I lost that cause as the shelter was built near the edge of town. The rest was history as I managed to work for our little newspaper three different times. One of my biggest stories I covered was V-22 testing. I also used to interview former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy when he was first starting out his political career as that time I was a governmental affairs journalist.</br>
          o Trans. Every man is defenseless unless he has a brother.


    * Það er skammgóður vermir að pissa í skóna sína.
<br>I enjoy my social media time at both X (Twitter), Facebook and sometimes Reddit where I mainly argue about politics. I also love reading books and I'm an Outlander fan.</br>
          o Trans. Pissing in your shoes won't keep your feet warm for long.


    * Blindur er bóklaus maður.
<br>My biggest dream is seeing my oldest daughter graduate from college with an engineering degree. She started her college studies as a mature student and thanks to supportive technology she's doing very well. She was on the Deans List earlier this year which made both of her parents proud. Our daughter is leaning towards getting a EE specializing in cryptology and radio science. I hope I remembered that right. I do know she loves shortwave radios just like her mother when I was young.</br>
          o Trans. Blind is a man without a book.
          o English Equiv: Knowledge is power.


    * Kemst þó hægt fari.
<br>I'll also add I was diagnosed with a rare disease which took many years to figure out. I'm thankful to UCLA Health which helped figure out the mystery. I'd highly encourage anyone to get a second opinion at a university level hospital, if you suspect you have something medically unique occurring.</br>
          o Trans. You will reach your destination even though you travel slowly.
          o English Equiv: Slow and steady wins the race.


    * Oft hefur hin frægri kona færri hringa.
<br>Thank you for allowing me to join Citizendium and I look forward to sharing the writing experience.</br>
          o Trans. The more renowned woman often has fewer rings.


    * Töluð orð verða ekki aftur tekin.
          o Trans. Spoken words cannot be taken back.


    * Margur verður af aurum api.
          o Trans. Money makes monkeys of men.
          o English Equiv: Money makes fools of us all.


    * Það er of seint gripið um rassinn þegar kúkurinn er kominn í buxurnar.
          o It's too late to grab your ass when the poop is already in your pants.


    * Árinni kennir illur ræðari.
==Biography==
          o Trans. A bad rower blames the oar.
*Retired print journalist
          o English Equiv: A bad workman blames his tools.
*Sandbox [[User:Mary Ash/My sandbox|'''My sandbox''']]
*Reference Tool maker [http://toolserver.org/~magnus/makeref.php Ref Maker]


    * Á morgun segir sá lati.
          o Trans. Tomorrow says the lazy.


    * Betra er að standa á eigin fótum en annarra.
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          o Trans. It´s better to stand on your own feet than someone else´s.
 
    * Margur ágirnist meira en þarf.
          o Trans. Often does one desire what one does not need.
 
    * Guð hjálpar þeim sem hjálpa sér sjálfir.
          o Trans. God helps those who help themselves.
 
    * Brennt barn forðast eldinn.
          o Trans. A burnt child keeps away from fire.
          o English Equiv: Once bitten, twice shy.
 
    * Sjaldan er ein báran stök.
          o Trans. There seldom is a single wave
          o English Equiv: When it rains, it pours.
          o Meaning: Good luck or bad luck is often followed by more of the same.
 
    * Oft velltir lítil þúfa, þungu hlassi.
          o Trans. It often takes little force to move great masses.
 
    * Enginn er verr þótt hann vökni
          o No one is worse though he gets wet
 
    * Það liggur í augum uppi.
          o Trans. It lies in the open eyes.
          o Meaning: It´s obvious.
 
    * Kálið er ekki sopið þó í ausuna sé komið.
          o Trans. The cabbage has not yet been sipped even though it is in the ladle
          o Meaning: Even though you have started something, you haven't finished until you are finished.
 
 
Source:  http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Icelandic_proverbs

Latest revision as of 01:51, 19 August 2024

Welcome to my user page!



I'm back and plan to re-learn all that was forgotten. I look forward to making new friends and sharing the wiki experience.


I am a proud mother of two autistic children and married 40+ years to an engineer. We raised our children in small town as we both love rural living. Hubby dearest grew up on a cattle ranch while I traversed the planet as a United States Navy brat. My Dad was a draftsman and later an engineering technician.


I was the first child to graduate from college with a degree in English followed by my brother who received a degree in Computer Science. Upon graduation from college I looked for work and volunteered. One day I was offered a job at our local newspaper after the editor liked my letters to the editor. I was writing about building a better animal shelter and the need for placing it in an accessible location. I lost that cause as the shelter was built near the edge of town. The rest was history as I managed to work for our little newspaper three different times. One of my biggest stories I covered was V-22 testing. I also used to interview former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy when he was first starting out his political career as that time I was a governmental affairs journalist.


I enjoy my social media time at both X (Twitter), Facebook and sometimes Reddit where I mainly argue about politics. I also love reading books and I'm an Outlander fan.


My biggest dream is seeing my oldest daughter graduate from college with an engineering degree. She started her college studies as a mature student and thanks to supportive technology she's doing very well. She was on the Deans List earlier this year which made both of her parents proud. Our daughter is leaning towards getting a EE specializing in cryptology and radio science. I hope I remembered that right. I do know she loves shortwave radios just like her mother when I was young.


I'll also add I was diagnosed with a rare disease which took many years to figure out. I'm thankful to UCLA Health which helped figure out the mystery. I'd highly encourage anyone to get a second opinion at a university level hospital, if you suspect you have something medically unique occurring.


Thank you for allowing me to join Citizendium and I look forward to sharing the writing experience.



Biography


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