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| Dry Ridge GiftsBaskets | | I love being married. It's so great to | | Things turn out best for the people who |
| | | find that one special person you want | | make the best out of the way things turn |
| | | to annoy for the rest of your life. | | out. |
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| | | Poetry spills from the cracks of a | | If nothing is going well, call your |
| | | broken heart, but flows from one which | | grandmother. |
| | | is loved. | | |
| | | | | A true friend never gets in your way |
| | | Who, being loved, is poor? | | unless you happen to be going down. |
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| | | Love is like dew that falls on both | | The advantage of a classical |
| | | nettles and lilies. | | education is that it enables you to |
| | | | | despise the wealth that it prevents you |
| | | Mother love is the fuel that enables a | | from achieving. |
| | | normal human being to do the | | |
| | | impossible. | | If opportunity doesn't knock, build a |
| | | | | door. |
| | | One looks back with appreciation to | | |
| | | the brilliant teachers, but with gratitude | | He didn't tell me how to live; he lived, |
| | | to those who touched our human | | and let me watch him do it. |
| | | feelings. The curriculum is so much | | |
| | | necessary raw material, but warmth is | | My father always told me, "Find a job |
| | | the vital element for the growing plant | | you love and you'll never have to work |
| | | and for the soul of the child. | | a day in your life." |
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| | | The man who doesn't relax and hoot a | | A birthday is just the first day of another |
| | | few hoots voluntarily, now and then, is | | 365-day journey around the sun. Enjoy |
| | | in great danger of hooting hoots and | | the trip. |
| | | standing on his head for the edification | | |
| | | of the pathologist and trained nurse, a | | The one real object of education is to |
| | | little later on. | | have a man in the condition of |
| | | | | continually asking questions. |
| | | Lots of people want to ride with you in | | |
| | | the limo, but what you want is someone | | A soiled baby with a neglected nose |
| | | who will take the bus with you when the | | cannot be conscientiously regarded as |
| Henderson GiftsBaskets | | limo breaks down. | | a thing of beauty. |
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| Morehead GiftsBaskets | | The goal of all civilization, all religious | | Friendship is unnecessary, like |
| Monticello GiftsBaskets | | thought, and all that sort of thing is | | philosophy, like art.... It has no survival |
| | | simply to have a good time. But man | | value; rather it is one of those things |
| | | gets so solemn over the process that | | that give value to survival. |
| | | he forgets the end. | | |
| | | | | Shared joy is a double joy; shared |
| | | A stiff apology is a second insult.... The | | sorrow is half a sorrow. |
| | | injured party does not want to be | | |
| | | compensated because he has been | | A crying baby is the best form of birth |
| | | wronged; he wants to be healed | | control. |
| | | because he has been hurt. | | |
| | | | | There is no need to reach high for the |
| | | drinking to before they fall down. | | reach deep into yourself! |
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