Miranda

“Where are our children?" I asked, standing at the park gate. "They've been killed by abortion. They should be playing here. There should be noise and laughter, but there is silence, and we only have their ghosts.”
― Joseph M. Scheidler, Racketeer for Life: Fighting the Culture of Death from the Sidewalk to the Supreme Court

“I do love May, don't you, Father? Everything is so bright and bloomy and Maysy. I think it is the loveliest month in the year.”
― Carolyn Wells, Marjorie's Maytime

“Our strength is in our solidarity. If that is lost, we have nothing with which to make our stand.”
― Karen Witemeyer, No Other Will Do

“Cut up jinks and have all the fun you can; but try to learn as you go along to discriminate between the things you ought to do and the things you oughtn't. You won't always guess right, but if you keep on living you can always guess again.”
― Carolyn Wells, Marjorie's Busy Days