Translation: Water that has passed by does not grind flour.
Interpretation: Dwelling on the past cannot change it.
22 thoughts on “Portuguese Proverbs”
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Translation: Water that has passed by does not grind flour.
Interpretation: Dwelling on the past cannot change it.
Comments are closed.
The Portugal Years 
The professor thinks of this often.
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What? Water under the bridge kind of thing?
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Yes, I think so.
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You only think so?
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What’s that supposed to mean, dadblameit?
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Think so, or know so?
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Both! 😀
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You don’t want much, do you? 😀
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I’m a simple man by nature, I think…
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😀 And don’t forget sweet.
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Sweet?!
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So you’ve indicated. 😀
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I did not!
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Apparently, the Professor is absentminded.
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I thought I made it clear that was very un-sweetened.
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PPffftt.
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Yes! So true, sometimes I have to admit I find it frustrating that it is so much easier said than done…
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I know, right? It seems so straightforward, but then at the end of the day you wonder…
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*nods* exactly
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Lol
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Those are certainly true words! Yet … 😉 I can’t help myself sometimes!
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I know it all too well. 🙂 Thanks for coming by.
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