Female Trucker Quotes & Sayings

Yeah," Thomas said, "if the dude almost beat my ass for helping you out of a corset, he will murder me on the spot when he sees our modern interpretation of the 'Rape of Persephone'. — Nicole Williams

One can return to their place of birth, but one cannot go back to your youth. — John Burroughs

You can never fight for peace but you can teach peace and then let your teachings conquer our world! — Timothy Pina

A telling example of what it has all come to can be found in the person of Rick Santorum, the junior Republican senator from Pennsylvania. Elected to the House in 1990 and then the Senate in 1994, Santorum, forty, is the apotheosis of the brash newer member who imposes himself on the working order of the Senate, demonstrates little respect for the institution, becomes a one-man ideological enforcer, and brings down the level of civility. Toothy, with a shock of dark hair, Santorum looks the perfect pol for the television age. Unburdened by brilliance, he makes his impact through pestiferousness. — Elizabeth Drew

I wasn't much of a petty thief. I wanted the whole world or nothing. — Charles Bukowski

The One that not Respect Goodness in Another Person will sooner or Later feel how Hard is the Wall they go Walk against. — Jan Jansen

You are the most important part of the family. Take care of yourself first. Then you'll be able to take care of everyone else even better. — Deepak Chopra

happiness is not a place it is a direction — Brynne Stephens

Know your opportunity. — Pittacus Of Mytilene

Europeans started wearing linen underwear instead of wool. There is no record indicating that this made the Europeans less irritable, but it did make a lot more rags available. — Mark Kurlansky

The nation had had two symbols of solitude, the forest and the prairies; now it had a third, the mountains. — Bernard DeVoto

He's trying to control me, and he wants to use his religion to do that. Religion isn't just a power word- the word is power itself. — Scott Sigler

But here we call it Spring, when a young man's fancy turns,
fitfully, lightly, to idling in the sun,
to touching in the dark. And the old man's?
To worms in their garden box; stepping aside
a moment in a poem that will remember,
fitfully, who made it and the discord
and stammer, and change of heart and catch of breath
it sprang from. A bending down
lightly to touch the earth. — David Malouf