Todo håfa bidå-mo siempre un binisita.
Everything you do will surely visit you.
This is one Chamorro way of saying "what goes around comes around," or "you reap what you sow."
This way of phrasing it seems a little scarier!
We all get unexpected visitors, especially the unwelcome ones.
They knock on the door and we want them to go away, but they don't. We can close our eyes and pretend not to hear the knock, but they keep knocking.
This sounds more similar to the expression, "It will come back to haunt you."
You can control some things, but you can't control who looks for you; who knocks on your door or who comes to visit you. They just won't go away.
So it is with some of our bad decisions. We think we can get away with it, but at some unexpected point in time, catching us totally by surprise, justice comes to pay us a visit.
