Bailey West > Quotes

“God loves us in spite of who we are.”
― Bailey West, Paxton's Peace

“My raspberry, chipotle, and extra dark chocolate bonbon. Chef Pat put them on the menu at his restaurants,” she said. “That’s an interesting flavor profile. It sounds delicious.”
― Bailey West, Loving Man

“have zero sympathy for a man in a committed relationship that can’t control his dick. Zero. You have created a situation that she may not be able to recover from. I guess none of that entered your mind when you were ‘sleeping with’ that other woman?” “I didn’t think past the moment. It was impulsive and dumb.” “Try life-altering. Impulsive is eating two pieces of cake when you should’ve only eaten one. Stepping out on your Queen is life-altering.” “El, man I don’t need a lecture.” “Nigga obviously you do!”
― Bailey West, Free Indeed

“event. Food Truck Row was a Sable Falls favorite.”
― Bailey West, Loving Man

“ago. I wanted to open my own restaurant down in Central Market.” “Ethos?” “The spirit of a culture or community,”
― Bailey West, Loving Man

“I kicked two men’s asses, and I survived. I kicked Mason’ ass, and I survived. I’m a bad ass!”
― Bailey West, Paxton's Peace

“What? You think this movie is garbage just like I do?”
― Bailey West, Paxton's Peace

“The Bible says in Proverbs four and seven that getting wisdom is the wisest thing you can do. And whatever else you do, develop good judgment.”
― Bailey West, Blue's Beauty

“You are stepping down because of people and man-made rules not because you can’t do the job.”
― Bailey West, Paxton's Peace

“he got there because you would need the energy,” he laughed, “Kerem let me and Travis listen to the whole thing. Y’all talked until the voicemail disconnected the call.” “El,”
― Bailey West, Free Indeed

“It’s nothing like your mother’s voice in your head to ruin the mood.”
― Bailey West, Paxton's Peace

“The Bible describes love in First Corinthians thirteen. It talks about all the positive things that love is, you know, kind, patient, not proud or rude. What we learn in marriage is that love does not stop you from wanting to walk out and never come back. It doesn’t stop you from sometimes feeling some type of way because you are on the giving end and not on the receiving. Love is not fair. Sometimes it forces you to give seventy-five percent when your partner is only giving twenty-five percent. Now, this should not always be the case, but sometimes, it is. The beautiful thing about joining your lives together is that you can bear each other’s burdens, so when all you have in you is twenty-five percent, she adds her seventy-five, and you are still at one hundred percent. Love does not guarantee that marriage lasts. That’s the problem a lot of people encounter. They say well, I’m just not in love anymore. Guess what, sometimes you won’t feel love. That’s why you have to commit yourself to the partnership and the friendship. Keep the communication open and always be willing to listen before you speak.”
― Bailey West, Paxton's Peace

“You and your sisters had a whole conversation about not telling him you all were there then if he didn’t come you were going to call a taxi and go find him. Keeva said something about finding a stripper and Kenzie was concerned about what color all of you would wear. You talked about getting something to eat before”
― Bailey West, Free Indeed

“We rounded the corner and, in a clearing, sat a vast rainbow-colored hot air balloon. “Wow.” I’d never seen a hot air balloon in real life. It was massive. Two men greeted us and helped me into the enormous wicker basket attached to the balloon.”
― Bailey West, Loving Man

“That threw all the women at the table into wedding planning mode, even Princess. She volunteered her services as the flower girl.”
― Bailey West, Serving Time

“Tatum asked, looking at the large, white, modern farmhouse with black trim and a large three glass-paneled front door we’d pulled in front of. The lawn was beautifully manicured, adding to the curb appeal.”
― Bailey West, Loving Man

“The mighty rush of water from Kandake Falls gracefully and beautifully cascaded down the rocks into a plunge pool below. The frothy mist created from the water hitting the deep blue plunge pool produced the perfect double rainbow. We could see the entire arch of both magnificent rainbows.”
― Bailey West, Loving Man