Dave

“Sometimes the greatest leadership is knowing the way home.”
― Fredrik Backman, The Winners

“With that vote the 1960s took their final turn, not to the polarization of left and right--though during the NIxon years there were moments so divisive reasonable people feared that the nation was coming undone--but to a bitter, often brutal struggle between an administration determined to reconstruct the order the decade's upheavals had shattered and those forces the shattering had released: a struggle for the nation's future shaped by the enormous weight of aits past, as the rest of the sixties had been.”
― Kevin Boyle, The Shattering: America in the 1960s

“Love is hard. Love between one person and another: That is perhaps the hardest thing it is laid on us to do”
― Roger Bennett, Reborn in the USA: An Englishman's Love Letter to His Chosen Home – The #1 NYT Bestseller: A Hilarious Coming-of-Age Memoir

“Washington worries about respect and reputation. He needn’t have; the nation hasn’t always remembered him clearly, but we’ve never forgotten our first.”
― Alexis Coe, You Never Forget Your First: A Biography of George Washington