"When you can carry five full dinner platters on your left arm, you should be able to vote, even if you're not eighteen."

-- Joan Bauer

#Arms Quotes #Dinner Quotes #Able Quotes

“...As the great Confucius said, "The one who would be in constant happiness must frequently change." Flow. But we keep looking back, don't we? We cling to things in the past and cling to things in the present...Do you want to enjoy a symphony? Don't hold on to a few bars of the music. Don't hold on to a couple of notes. Let them pass, let them flow. The whole enjoyment of a symphony lies in your readiness to allow the notes to pass...”
“If not to God, you will surrender to the opinions or expectations of others, to money, to resentment, to fear, or to your own pride, lusts, or ego. You were designed to worship God and if you fail to worship Him, you will create other things (idols) to give your life to. You are free to choose, what you surrender to but you are not free from the consequence of that choice.”
“...his lips were pure temptation, soft, bitable, sensual in a way only a man's mouth could be.”
“Happy Days was about a family... although the show was shot in the 70s, it was about a family in the 50s. I realized that kids were watching their parents grow up and the parents were watching themselves grow up. That was the key to the success of our show.”
“We have an epidemic of fatherlessness here, and that's what I agree with the president [Barack Obama] on, and we should be doing more to promote and protect marriage as between a man and a women for the needs of our children.”
“The German Army is tired. The vain effort to defeat Russia's armies has used up its equipment and reduced its morale.”

Source : "Kaltenborn Edits the War News" Hans Kaltenborn, (p. 25), 1942.
“There's something really vulnerable about playing something that you like for someone. You don't know what their reaction will be.”
“You end up with this succession of periods when everything was marvellous - from King Arthur to the medieval times, Ivanhoe, chivalry, Henry VIII, Merry England, the Blitz”

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