Haley

“We're looking at a generation of young people taught to believe it is the world's, their employer's, or their institution's job to get along with them rather than learning when they enter an organization that it is their job to get along with everyone else and to work hard to earn respect and success.”
― Phillip C. Mcgraw, We've Got Issues: How You Can Stand Strong for America's Soul and Sanity

“You never really know a person until after they're dead. That's when it all comes out. All the stuff they locked up in boxes. All the secrets, all the lies. That's when you know the truth.”
― Lisa Jewell, Before I Met You

“Ya know, Joey,” Uncle Ed would say, “there’s no accountin’ for horses’ asses.” And Uncle Ed’s line became a key bit of shorthand between us, a private joke. When one foreign head of state came to the White House for a visit,…almost the first thing out of his mouth was this: “They say I am strong, Barack, and you are weak…We just looked at one another, and the president, cool as always, turned to me, raised an eyebrow and said, “Uncle Ed.”
― Joe Biden, Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose

“He liked the cemetery. He told me once that it was where a man his age had to go to talk to anybody who could appreciate him.”
― Rick Bragg, Where I Come From: Stories from the Deep South