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| Covington GiftsBaskets | | Loving is not just looking at each other, | | I wonder why you can always read a |
| Erlanger GiftsBaskets | | it's looking in the same direction. | | doctor's bill and you can never read |
| Florence GiftsBaskets | | | | his prescription. |
| Fort Wright GiftsBaskets | | Your responsibility as a parent is not | | |
| Newport GiftsBaskets | | as great as you might imagine. You | | There is one friend in the life of each of |
| | | need not supply the world with the next | | us who seems not a separate person, |
| | | conqueror of disease or major | | however dear and beloved, but an |
| | | motion-picture star. If your child simply | | expansion, an interpretation, of one's |
| | | grows up to be someone who does not | | self, the very meaning of one's soul. |
| | | use the word "collectible" as a noun, | | |
| | | you can consider yourself an | | We know we're getting old when the |
| | | unqualified success. | | only thing we want for our birthday is not |
| | | | | to be reminded of it. |
| | | A house that does not have one worn, | | |
| | | comfy chair in it is soulless. | | If nature had arranged that husbands |
| | | | | and wives should have children |
| | | Are we not like two volumes of one | | alternatively, there would never be |
| | | book? | | more than three in a family. |
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| | | They who meet on an April night are | | Whenever it is possible, a boy should |
| | | forever lost in love, if there's moonlight | | choose some occupation which he |
| | | all about and no moon above. | | should do even if he did not need the |
| | | | | money. |
| | | Love is a sweet tyranny, because the | | |
| | | lover endureth his torments willingly. | | The larger the island of knowledge, the |
| | | | | longer the shoreline of wonder. |
| | | While we are mourning the loss of our | | |
| | | friend, others are rejoicing to meet him | | Of course there's a lot of knowledge in |
| | | behind the veil. | | universities: the freshmen bring a little |
| | | | | in; the seniors don't take much away, |
| | | Love is an exploding cigar we willingly | | so knowledge sort of accumulates. |
| | | smoke. | | |
| | | | | Inside every older person is a younger |
| | | Spend the afternoon. You can't take it | | person wondering what happened. |
| | | with you. | | |
| Ashland GiftsBaskets | | | | It is not the mountain we conquer but |
| Manchester GiftsBaskets | | Death leaves a heartache no one can | | ourselves. |
| Danville GiftsBaskets | | heal, love leaves a memory no one | | |
| Frankfort GiftsBaskets | | can steal. | | Think big thoughts but relish small |
| Paducah GiftsBaskets | | | | pleasures. |
| Morehead GiftsBaskets | | Love is the magician that pulls man out | | |
| Hopkinsville GiftsBaskets | | of his own hat. | | To array a man's will against his |
| | | | | sickness is the supreme art of |
| | | Woman in the home has not yet lost her | | medicine. |
| | | dignity, in spite of Mother's Day, with its | | |
| | | offensive implication that our love | | My father always told me, "Find a job |
| | | needs an annual nudging, like our | | you love and you'll never have to work |
| | | enthusiasm for the battle of Bunker Hill. | | a day in your life." |
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| | | about bringing up children; now I have | | before us are tiny matters compared to |
| | | six children, and no theories. | | what lies within us. |
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