Dick Winters Quotes

I Certainly Didn't Feel Like Writing Anymore. I Couldn't Explain Why, But The Only Emotion That I Could Arouse Were Feelings Of Anger And After Staying Mad All Day And Half The Night, I Was Just Plain Tired. Mad At What? Just About Everything, For Just About Everything Was Done Wrong Or It Wasn't Done Perfectly. Since Nothing But Perfection Was Acceptable, I Stayed Mad.

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