Fancy Farm, 2015
“Now Fancy Farm is that
special time of year where politicians try to avoid putting their
foot in their mouths. Well, we know if my opponent puts his foot in
his mouth, it will be clean, well-trimmed and polished. And if I'm
not mistaken, there's a pedicure booth right here on the grounds of
Fancy Farm, so Whitney [Westerfield], stop by, and you won't have to
miss court this time.”
~Andy Beshear, Democratic
candidate for attorney general, poking fun at state Sen. Whitney
Westerfield, who according to his personnel file when he was an
assistant county attorney, once overlooked work duties to get a
pedicure.
“I did cut it pretty close. I got a
pedicure at lunch, and I'm ready to go toe-to-toe with you.”
~Whitney Westerfield
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Qz0N31M1I
Besides the Governor and the
Lieutenant Governor's race, which run on one ticket, Kentucky has 5
other major state executive positions that are up for grabs:
Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, and the
Commissioner of Agriculture.
Instead of Kentuckians talking about a Republican primary that they will have virtually have no impact on, Kentuckians would do themselves wonders if they started to talk about the candidates running for these 7 major executive state positions... there's also about 30 elected county positions that are worth mentioning... but that's in 3 years from now. One step at a time.
The Attorney General
of Kentucky... serves as the state's chief prosecutor, the
state's chief law enforcement officer and the state's chief
law officer. As the chief prosecutor, the attorney general is the
chairman of the Kentucky Prosecutors Advisory Council, which
supervises the prosecutors of Kentucky. As chief law officer,
he writes opinions to advise government officials and agencies
concerning the law. The attorney general holds an ex officio seat on
various Kentucky state boards and agencies.
The primary duty of the Auditor of
Public Accounts is to audit all accounts and financial
transactions of all state government spending agencies.
The Commissioner of Agriculture
is responsible for expanding agricultural markets, increasing
rural economic development, and promoting the Kentucky Proud program.
The Secretary of State for
Kentucky is responsible for business registration, preservation of
state records, state election management and other administrative,
fiscal and personnel tasks.
The Kentucky State Treasurer is
the chief financial officer of the government of Kentucky,
responsible for maintaining the state funds and acting as the
state's bank.
If you have any awareness or public
consciousness of the political sphere, deciding who should be the
State Treasurer is infinitely more important of a decision/position that will
affect Kentuckians moreso than whether Rick Perry or Scott Walker
would be a better Republican candidate for the Presidency. Kentucky may get to vote on the Presidential primary in May, but by that time, who has won the nomination has already been decided on, months ago. That is
why I have compiled some of the most compelling one-liners that Kentucky's politicians have to offer.
“I have been named one
of the best lawyers in America from my peers four straight times.
I've taken on and won the big complex cases, and I have a record of
standing up for people, not for collecting debt from them.”
~Andy Beshear
“My wife Britney and I
are the proud parents of a 5 year old daughter and a 6 year old son.”
~Andy Beshear
“That's why I have 3
priorities... #1, we have to better protect our kids from the
epidemic level of child abuse in this State. That's why on Monday I
released a 7 point plan just to show you how we're going to do it.
#2, we've got to end the spread of illegal drugs like heroin and find
better treatment for our friends and neighbors. Folks, since starting
this race, I've talked to 50 sets of parents who have lost their kids
to heroin alone. Enough is enough. Finally, we've got to better
protect parents and grandparents to the ever increasing numbers of
scams and abuse. Protecting our seniors is our duty.”
~Andy Beshear
“You could donate to Andy Beshear,
like everybody else has, and maybe you'll get a board appointment
from the Governor.”
~Whitney Westerfield
“If always you do what you've always
did, you'll always get what you've always got.”
~Whitney Westerfield
“You know, there's no education in
the second kick of a mule. There's no point in beating a dead horse, and there's no sense in electing a second Beshear in Kentucky.”
~Whitney Westerfield
“Go ahead and boo. Im a
big guy... I won't cry like Jack Conway.”
~Mike Harmon
“I know that Adam talks
a lot about being born into a farm family in Meade County, but did
you know that he actually attended an elite prep school in
Louisville.”
~Mike Harmon
Adam changed political parties in high
school. He was a Young Republican, and then switched to being a Young
Democrat.
“Adam is very deliberate
with his words. Why he even traveled all of the way to South
Carolina, just so he could praise Obama, and then, he didn't even
fill out his Kentucky Right-to-Life form.”
~Mike Harmon
“Check out mikeharmon.com. God
Bless!”
~Mike Harmon
“Ladies and Gentlemen,
that's the first time I've ever been called a liberal... My NRA
record is 20 points higher than Allison's.”
~Rick Nelson, Democratic
candidate for Kentucky State Treasurer
“I'm Allison Ball and
I'm running for Kentucky State Treasurer. I am the good Allison on
the ballot. The only Allison you should be voting for. And to help
you remember this in the next few months, I'm going to give you a
list, so you can tell the difference between the two of us. The first
thing to remember, I spell my name with two “L's” while the other
Alison spells it with one. Two, my father has never given me a sweet
deal on a bus. Three, I don't use my full name everywhere I go. Four,
I've never been supported Barack Obama, Harry Reid, or Hollywood
liberals. As a person from eastern Kentucky, I actually am a
friend of coal. And the other Alison has been a bit confused about
who she voted for, for President the last time around. I'm happy to
tell you that I voted against Barack Obama, just like almost
everybody else in Kentucky.”
~Allison Ball
“I started my first
business when I was 9 years old selling positive pencils for 25 cents
each or 4 for a dollar.”
~Allison Ball
“I know what it is to
work hard. My opponent by contrast is a retired teacher and has been
a member of the liberal Democrat House for 14 years. This is
important to notice because this says something about him. 14 years
ago, the teacher's retirement system was solvent, and was in good
shape. Today, it is not, and that's because of policies by liberal
Democrat opponent has supported. He has supported debt increasing
policies the whole time he has been in Frankfort and he would
continue to do that as Kentucky State Treasurer.”
~Allison Ball
“My opponent has often
talked about financial literacy as a focus of his campaign. Well
having a member of the liberal Democrat house teach about financial
literacy is like asking one of the [guise-niners?] of the Titanic to
teach a course on ship building, it's not a good idea.”
~Allison Ball
“We need somebody with a
financial background. We need somebody with new ideas. We need the
future and not the past. We need the good Alison as Kentucky's
State Treasurer.”
~Allison Ball
“There's some tension
between Mitch McConnell and Matt Bevin. Look, they actually had to
put somebody sitting in between them just to make sure everything's
okay.”
~Matt Jones
“Just say you voted for
him, we know you did. It's okay. I voted for him. If Drew knew how to
vote, he would have voted for him. Just say it, and we can all move
on.”
~Matt Jones, to Alison
Grimes
Crit Luallen
Crit Luallen has worked with 7 Kentucky
Governors.
“Jack Conway and Sannie
Overly represent a new generation of leadership. They will build on
our current momentum with new ideas, new energy, and new commitment
to the future.”
~Crit Luallen
“Matt Bevin simply can't
be trusted to be your Governor. He may be a good salesman, but
Kentucky can't afford what he is selling. If you listen to what he
said and what he believes, let there be no mistake.
~Crit Luallen
“[Matt Bevin] would
devastate our public schools, decimate protections for working
families, and derail our progress.”
~Crit Luallen
~Crit Luallen
“This race isn't about
who's in the White House. This race is about who's in your house.
Your family, your children, and whether they will have the future
they deserve. To preserve that future, elect the Democratic ticket.”
~Crit Luallen
Adam Edelen
“Go ahead and stick your
chin out Matt, because this one is going to get hurt.”
~Adam Edelen
Adam Edelen says “important” like
John Edwards, but not always. Sometimes there's a southern twang
there, but sometimes not.
“We can do big important
things in Kentucky when we get beyond mindless empty cotton candy
rhetoric, and get about the business of changing people's lives.”
~Adam Edelen
“My father Larry Edelen
here, who is a Meade County farmer. And let me tell you something
Mike. This man, I got the education you mocked, because this man was
never late on a child support payment. Those are true family values!”
~Adam Edelen
“Kicking a half million
of Kentuckians off the insurance rolls with the stroke of the pen, is
callous, and it's not Christian. Maybe this side of the aisle
[Republicans] should put down the books of Ayn Rand, and pick up the
books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John!”
~Adam Edelen
“At Fancy Farm, Rand
Paul is limited to speaking for only 5 minutes, and doesn't jeopardize the national
security of this country!”
~Adam Edelen
“[This race] is not a
dispute between Republicans and Democrats. My friends, this is the
difference between the mainstream and the extreme. Values that say,
we understand that we owe a little something against the law of the
jungle. We are the law of the land. Folks, for the next 94 days,
stand up and elect Jack Conway and this outstanding Democratic
ticket, and reject the politics of cynicism and division. Thank y'all
and God Bless Ya.”
~Adam Edelen
~Matt Jones
“Mitch! Mitch! GO ahead,
and clap! I know! You're a Louisville fan. Clap! You're not fooling
me!... He wanted me to say that he went to UK law school, well, I
went to Duke, and I hate 'em.”
~Matt Jones
“[Fancy Farm] is an
amazing event. This event started in 1880. I want you to think about
what was happening in 1880. In 1880, James Garfield was elected
President of the United States. In 1880, the first ever professional
baseball game was played on the polo grounds. And in 1880, Mitch
McConnell was elected to the Senate for the first time. That's pretty
amazing. Only 135 years of service.”
~Matt Jones
“He's got a Presidential
race to lose, so he's got to make sure to take care of that.”
~Matt Jones, on Rand Paul
“Rand Paul, come back
home. You're not going to win. The crazy people are voting for Donald
Trump or Bernie Sanders... you're not going to win. Just come on back
home... Calm down (to the loud obnoxious asshole Republicans in the
crowd). I'm going to make fun of them too.”
~Matt Jones
“Governor Beshear...
think about Governor Beshear for a second. He is in his final term,
and let's talk about what he did. [cheers] Oh you like that, huh?
Okay. He's in his final term, and let's think about what he's
accomplished... [“nothing!”]... let me talk! You all have... stop
it. He cut $1 Billion Dollars from the budget. He privatized
Medicaid. He appealed the gay marriage decision of the Supreme Court,
and he fought EPA on coal. I've got to tell you Governor, you've the
best Republican Governor we've ever had in this State.”
~Matt Jones
“Here's what I've
realized. [Jack Conway] has got perfect hair that he likes to plays
with, he cusses at me, and he cries in front of me... he's like all
of my girlfriends, combined into one.”
~Matt Jones
“They actually had to
sit somebody in between them, just to make sure they behave.”
~Matt Jones
“Just trust me. Jack
Conway doesn't have an accent, but he will have one today.”
~Matt Jones
“2 of our biggest
politicians, both went to Duke. Rand Paul, and Jack Conway... wait...
and Matt Bevin, he put it on his resume, that he went there.”
~Matt Jones
“Richie Farmer said that
he'll be gracious enough that he'd make the first license plate to
whoever wins this election.”
~Matt Jones
“They've asked me to say
this. We want to try and keep this civil. So no chants while people
are speaking. We're not a bunch of Indiana fans acting like hooligans
out here. Be normal. Also, no noisemakers. If you bring out a
noisemaker, it's going to be like Rick Pitino. You'll be finished in
less than 15 seconds, and we're getting you out. So, no noisemakers.”
~Matt Jones
“Steve (Beshear)...
enjoy your retirement – I'll still be working! Mitch
McConnell, Majority Leader U.S. Senate."
~U.S. Sen. Mitch
McConnell, reading an inscription he wrote on a selfie Beshear,
who can't run again because of term limits, took at last year's Fancy
Farm.
“Rand Paul is busy, he
has a presidential race to lose. He's got to make sure to take care
of that. …. I have a message, you're probably watching in Iowa,
you're maybe, like shucking corn in Dubuque or something like that.
So Rand, look at me. Look in the camera. Come back home, you're not
gonna win. You're not gonna win. The crazy people are voting for
Donald Trump or Bernie Sanders. You're not gonna win. Just come on
back and join us here in the state.”
~ Matt Jones, the
emcee of Fancy Farm, on the fact that U.S. Sen. Rand Paul didn't
attend.
“The Republican Party is trying to
put one over on Kentuckians. Folks, they are taking a candidate, Matt
Bevin, who a year ago, they themselves, called an east coast con-man
and a pathological liar and all at once now, they're telling us that
he's been rehabilitated and he is worthy of being governor. Now let
me tell you something, I believe in recycling as much as anybody, but
that is ridiculous.”
~Steve Beshear
“He cut one billion dollars from the
budget, he privatized Medicaid, he appealed the gay marriage decision
to the Supreme Court and he fought the (Environmental Protection
Agency) on coal. I've got to tell you, Governor. You're the best
Republican governor we've ever had in this state.”
~Matt Jones, the Emcee of Fancy Farm,
on Democratic Steve Beshear
“But it's totally not fair to say
Miss Grimes hasn't done anything. She's tried to make it easier for
veterans to vote. For Mitch McConnell.”
~Stephen Knipper, Republican candidate
for secretary of state.
“I am the good Allison on the ballot.
The other Alison is a little bit confused about who she voted for
president the last time around. So I'm happy to tell you that I voted
against Barack Obama.”
~Allison Ball, Republican candidate for
state treasurer
“I hear that after Mitch
speaks, he leaves. So Matt Bevin, you might have 99 problems, and a
Mitch ain't one.”
~Matt Jones
“I'll give Jack Conway
this. He's a good actor. He's been running around Kentucky all
Summer. Pretending to be John Wayne. Let's be honest Jack, the only
“John” you remind people of, is John Edwards, minus the
authenticity.”
~Mitch McConnell
“Let me tell what one of
the results of having a Kentuckian setting the agenda in the Senate
is. On Monday, we'll be voting to defund Planned Parenthood.”
~Mitch McConnell
“In terms of foreign
policy, Jimmy Carter said it best. I can't think of a single place in
the world that we're better off since Obama's been in office. That's
Jimmy Carter.”
~Mitch McConnell
“So folks, if you loved
of two terms of Barack Obama and some of these misguided people
actually did, then you're going to love Jack Conway.”
~Mitch McConnell
Steve Beshear
“This spring, Kentucky
was crowned #1 in the nation when it comes to economic development.
Fact! Kentucky's unemployment rate has dropped from 10.7% to 5.1%.
Fact! Kentucky was second in the nation in bringing healthcare to our
families. And fact! We just finished the fiscal year with a surplus.
I just deposited $82 Million dollars into the rainy day fund. So the
bottom line is that in the 7 ½ years since the recession, Kentucky
has seized control of her future, and we have tremendous momentum.”
~Steve Beshear
“Matt Bevin, this other
guy, wants to take our state back to the 19th century.
Under Matt Bevin, the state's signature industry would change from
horse racing to cockfighting.”
~Steve Beshear
“Or about how he thinks
paying his taxes are optional?”
~Steve Beshear
“Now, I can talk about
how getting a pedicure instead of prosecuting criminals is really not
a good idea. But I think somebody else is going to talk about that.”
~Steve Beshear
“What I can talk about,
is how the Republican Party is trying to put one over on Kentuckians.
Folks, they are taking a candidate—Matt Bevin—who a year ago,
they themselves called an “east coast con man” and a
“pathological liar”, and all at once now, they're telling us,
that he's been rehabilitated, and he is worthy of being Governor. But
let me tell you something, I believe in recycling as much as anybody,
but that is ridiculous. And you know, Senator McConnell knows it too.
He mentioned his name twice in his whole remarks. Once in the
beginning, and once at the end. I don't think he's any more for him
than I am.”
~Steve Beshear
“[Matt Bevin] opposes
programs for childhood development. He's against tough curriculum in
our classrooms. He wants to take healthcare away from 500,000
Kentuckian the very first day he walks into office. And he wants to
destroy an economic development program that's create 10s of
thousands of Kentucky's jobs. Those aren't my words, those are Matt
Bevin's words.”
~Steve Beshear
“It's nice to see Matt
Bevin up here. Normally he's got to go to a cockfighting rally in
order to get a crowd this big.”
~Jack Conway
“Matt Bevin isn't from
Kentucky... Matt's from New Hampshire. He says he got to Kentucky as
fast as he could. Heck, I'd be running too, if all I had were tax
delinquencies and bailed out businesses from where I came from.”
~Jack Conway
“Boy, the Kentucky Republicans were glad to see him. They called him an “east coast con man”. They called him a “pathological liar”. They said if Matt Bevin became Governor, his only agenda would be the commissioning of his own portrait.”
~Jack Conway
“Matt Bevin thinks that
early childhood education serves no purpose, and he wants to drain
funds from our public schools. That's not Kentucky.”
~Jack Conway
“Matt Bevin would kick
almost a half million Kentuckians, your friends, your family, your
neighbors, off of health insurance, and he has no plan to replace it.
And he says, if you don't like it, you can pack up and move. That's
not Kentucky. He's against raising the minimum wage, and giving hard
working Kentuckians a raise. That's not Kentucky.”
~Jack Conway
“Boring! Boring!”
~Republican assholes in
crowd at Fancy Farm to Jack Conway
“Who can you trust?”
~Jack Conway
“God Bless Kentucky!”
~Jack Conway
“Thank you Donald Trump
and Matt Bevin. Donald Trump and Matt Bevin actually have a lot in
common. Neither one will ever win elected office.”
~Alison Grimes
“Last year, as we all
know, Mitch called Matt Bevin, “bailout Bevin”, and an “east
coast con man”. You see, Mitch and I actually agree on some things.
Republicans will do anything and say anything in order to get
elected.”
~Alison Grimes
“Their theme is “We
are Kentucky”. How is that even possible? Matt Bevin is from New
Hampshire and his running mate is from Michigan.”
~Alison Grimes
Matt Bevin
“I pledge allegiance, to
the flag, to the United States of America, to the Republic, for which
it stands, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
~Matt Bevin
“This is just a piece of
cloth. It's just 3 simple colors... It reprsents great sacrifice. It
embodies...
land of the free and the
home of the brave.”
“If you look at our
Kentucky state motto, what it says is, “United We Stand, Divided We
Fall.” When we are divided, we are falling, and yet we proved, just
a moment ago, that we can save ourselves from falling. We can be
united and I challenge you, that you can boo at you want, and that
doesn't solve us that things that we are faced with in this country.”
~Matt Bevin
“The one thing that
discourages me, however, about his process, that we are literally
celebrating the very worst elements of the political process. We are
celebrating our divisions, and we're doing it in a childish way that
frankly doesn't resolve any of the issues we face. I want to
challenge everyone of you, I want to challenge everyone of you here,
on this side and on this side, rise with me, stand with me, and join
with me in saying the pledge to the flag of this country.”
~Matt Bevin
“This race for Governor
is bigger than that. This is about all of us and the reason it is
about all of us, we are Kentucky. We are all Kentucky. Despite the
division, we are Kentucky. East, west, rural, urban, black, white,
young, old, rich and poor, Democrat, Republican, and Independent
alike. This is our home. This affects every single man, woman, and
child in our state.”
~Matt Bevin
Richard Heath
“I'd also like to take
just a moment to recognize our veterans, if you're a veteran, please
stand... Thank you for being here today, thank you for your service
to our country, and to please stand on guard, it looks like we're
going to fight for our religious freedom all over again. You know, it
doesn't matter what kind of laws we pass in Frankfort. It doesn't
matter what kind of laws we pass in Washington DC. It doesn't matter
what the Supreme Court says about them, God's law, trumps them all.
Y'all have a good day.”
~Richard Heath
“She's gone half the
time. She spent half of the time running for the US Senate.”
~Stephen Knipper
Alison has got this one in
the bag.
xxXxx
“I'm somewhat of an
anomaly. I'm a Black conservative. So you just have to judge me based
on the content of my character, my experience, and my qualifications.
How about that? First, let me say, I'm a Christian. I'm a wife. My
husband Doyle is here. Retired Air Force Colonel Doyle Isaac.”
~Janean Hampton
“I rose from the
wreckage of the inner city by embracing the spirit of liberty. And by
rejecting the negative voices that I was a victim and that I was
helpless.”
~Janean Hampton
“I concluded at a very
early age, that the Constitution applied to me and that I had all of
the individual rights that that document talked about, and that I
could pursue happiness as I defined it.”
~Janean Hampton
“Kentucky, we're better
than this. We can be so much better than what we are, but we have got
to elect the right people.”
~Janean Hampton
“This is my home. As
well as my mother's.”
~Janean Hampton
“Let me tell you, it is
disingenuous to say we have a budget surplus when the rest of the
balance sheet doesn't look good. That's like having a $1,000 in the
bank, and you owe a million dollars on your credit card.”
~Janean Hampton
“We are Kentucky! We are
Kentucky! We are Kentucky!”
~Janean Hampton
Ryan Quarles
“I am the only UK
Wildcat in this race.”
~Ryan Quarles
"Kentucky deserves a
commissioner with a real farm background. My background was no
different than countless farm kids across Kentucky."
~Ryan Quarles
“And I even shoveled cow
manure, which served me well, for Frankfort politics.”
~Ryan Quarles
“I will continue have
the courage to stand up to Obama liberals in both in Washington and
in Frankfort.”
~Ryan Quarles
“Last December, I was
proud to kickoff my campaign at a successful John Deere dealership.”
~Ryan Quarles
I've got the experience.
I've got the worn out farm boots. Elect a farm boy as Ag
Commissioner. I'm field-ready and farm-tested.”
~Ryan Quarles
“It's great to be back
at Fancy Farm, where the line for the BBQ is as long as Matt Bevin's
nose.”
~Sannie Overly
“In all of my time in
Kentucky, I'd never seen anything quite like that last Republican
primary for Governor, 3 qualified Kentucky candidates with long
histories in their community, and they went with Matt Bevin! A guy
whose not even from Kentucky. He's wrong for Kentucky, and he's lied
to Kentucky.”
~Sannie Overly
“Think about all of the
things Matt Bevin can teach us. He's sure got a lot of tricks up his
sleeve. He can tell you how to evade taxes in 5 states.”
~Sannie Overly
“Here in Kentucky, we
believe... It's time to raise our minimum wage.”
~Sannie Overly
“He doesn't know, that
here in Kentucky, we don't throw a half a million of our neighbors
off of healthcare next year for something that may happen in 6 years.
Now don't get me wrong, on our farm, we welcome guests with open arms
even if they are from New Hampshire.But we don't let the fox in the
hen house, and we don't need Matt Bevin in the Governor's house.”
~Sannie Overly
“[Matt Bevin] lies like
a dog on the porch.”
~Sannie Overly
“God bless Kentucky.”
~Sannie Overly
xxx
“We visit our best farm
families in the state [...] we listen to ag business people. We
relocate the Department Agricultural Department right here in the
heart of western Kentucky. Western Kentucky is the heart of
agriculture, and there's not any better people in the State of
Kentucky than right here in western Kentucky.”
~James Comer
Jean Marie Lawson-Spann
“A choice between this
8th generation Kentucky farm woman who has spent more than
20 years of building relationships to grow Kentucky agriculture or my
opponent, a young fella, who has recently started magically sprouting
gray hair from that barely 30 year old head. An Ivy league lawyer who
boasts that he holds 6 college degrees, and he's partisan insider.”
~Jean Marie Lawson-Spann
“This fella has spent so
much time getting degrees that he doesn't know what he doesn't know.”
~Jean Marie Lawson-Spann
“My name is Jean-Marie
Lawson Spann. I'm Kentucky born, Kentucky educated, and Kentucky
proud.”
~Jean Marie Lawson-Spann
Jean-Marie Lawson Spann is
absolutely adorable. I hope she didn't cry after that Republican
bastards made such asses of themselves at Fancy Farm.
Andy Beshear
“That was when I
realized that if I didn't run — and win — we're all screwed.”
~Drew Curtis
“Voters usually just pay
attention to political campaigns in the last 3 weeks.”
~Drew Curtis
How do you feel about
medical marijuana?
“Totally in favor of
it.”
~Drew Curtis
“There's a little girl
at my daughter's school who needs it, not the synthetic version
that's available, but the other version.”
~Drew Curtis
“The science behind it
is sound, and that's all I need to know.”
~Drew Curtis
Are you in favor of
recreational marijuana?
“If this legislature
passes a copy of Colorado along with something that backs people out
of drug offenses because they forgot that in Colorado, and a copy of
tweaks, I would sign it. I don't think they're going to send that
one, but that is something that makes economic sense. Several states
have already proven it as this point, and in fact, it's my believe
that it's going to be legal in 100% of the states, and if we jump on
that early, there will be a Billion dollar Budweiser of pot showing
up somewhere, and that would be great if it was here. But I'm not
going to shove real hard for that, but that might be something a
Republican Senate couldn't manage to pass through. But if they did,
it's definitely something I would take a look at it.”
~Drew Curtis
“The woman who
celebrates love is not rare. However, her error is when she is so in
tune to her passion she neglects to address true issues—thus
neglecting their object. She loves the attention more than the
beloved.”
~Helene Haluschka
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