Gonellas Quotes & Sayings

Never allow yourself to get caught without a loose million handy. — Nathan Rothschild, 1st Baron Rothschild

True love doesn't have a sick desperation to it, and undercurrent of doom. People who burn that brightly still get burned in the end. — Karina Halle

So I am not at all interested in this whole 'she-shed' thing, I love my 'man-cave' - after all, cave is much more sturdy than a shed and there is always a chance that it's the entrance to Batman's secret hideout. — C.S. Woolley

Why does soldiers leave the protection of his trench hole in the ground and go forward in the face of shot and shell? It is because of the leader who is in front of him and his comrades who are around him. Comradeship makes a man feel warm and courageous when all his instincts tend to make him cold and afraid. — Bernard Law Montgomery

I just talk, and I guess some of my views came out. — Sandy Duncan

SNEER. But, what the deuce, is the confidante to be mad too?
PUFF. To be sure she is. The confidante is always to do whatever her mistress does- weep when she weeps, smile when she smiles, go mad when she goes mad.-Now, Madam Confidante! But keep your madness in the background, if you please. — Richard Brinsley Sheridan

All of this love crap makes me want to puke. — Jenny Han

In the desert the detachment of life from all normal intercourse imparts a sense of gravity to every rencontre, and each touch with human beings is fraught with a significance lacking in the too hurried intercourse of ordinary everyday life. On the desert track, there is no such thing as a casual meeting ... — Mildred Cable

My love grows wide and shallow in an effort to spread my losses. — Mason Cooley

I can't think why mothers love them. All babies do is leak at both ends. — Douglas Feaver

The worst advice a young writer can get is "Write what you know." Imagination is more important than experience. — Joe Haldeman

Nothing can be achieved without hope or confidence. Be sure you always have both! — Denise Austin

It is always dangerous to view our collective lives without the benefit of history or without regard to diversity among us. — Rebekah Nathan