Proverbs for a Modern Society entry number 2

1.  He who swears falsely buys vinegar in a hurricane of bees.
2.  That which burns in your soul begins to stay warm in a pie.
3.  To begin a day without your disc in its drive is to walk into a minotaur with a hatchet that is missing its head.
4.  Business is pleasure but tom foolery is worrisome.
5.  Sordid affairs explain their souls to the first person to read the face of the transgressor.
6.  First rate wine is always in the baskets of your real generosity.
7.  Solid homes exist when the soul is contained in a warm light.
8.  Butter smells rancid but so too does the gifts of the indecent.
9.  First rate breakfasts are always a pleasure, but wisdom remains in your soul.
10.  Wisdom dons gold and silver in the mind of a worthy working soul.
11.  Offices bemoan the memory of a foolish worker.
12.  States dignify the wallets of the organized and effective.