Grumpy Old Lady Sayings

#1. The line between angry young woman and grumpy old lady is very fine.

Judy Horacek

#2. When I have run out of words to copy, I look out the window at this strange place called India. Inside the train, the people around me are snoring. I don't understand how they can close their eyes when there is so much to see.

Patricia McCormick

#3. I have one president at a time. I only work for you.

Richard M. Helms

#4. Persistence and love of one's work is the key.

Paul Russo

#5. Because of England's lack of social mobility, unless they make truly heroic efforts, writers who are privately educated and then go on to Oxbridge or an institution like the BBC will generally embarrass themselves when they attempt to have a go at working- or lower middle-class characters.

Adrian McKinty

#6. I think my family needs me more than anybody else, and tennis doesn't need me anymore. I respect my wife a lot for taking all that in. She said, 'I didn't marry a tennis player; you'd retired.' Now it's time to do something else.

Thomas Muster

#7. Sometimes a woman is afraid to be without security or without certainty, for even a short time. She has more excuses than dogs have hairs. She must just simply dive in and stand not knowing what will happen next.

Clarissa Pinkola Estes

#8. Bringing a spiritual dimension into all that we do is essential for ending the struggle and dancing with life. Our body and our minds can take us only so far, our spirit can lead us all the way Home.

Susan Jeffers

#9. Even more exciting is learning that to create the future of your dreams, you need only change your thoughts and vibrations from this day forward.

Jack Canfield

#10. I always tell people that revelling in big ideas for me is kind of like an antidote to existential angst.

Jason Silva

#11. Those who are self-righteous are not prominent.

Laozi

#12. It's such a pleasure to work in these movies, it's almost like it's not really happening.

Fred Willard

#13. I ask for your indulgence when I march out quotations. This is the double syndrome of men who write for a living and men who are over forty. The young smoke pot - we inhale from our Bartlett's.

Rod Serling

#14. Stone eyes are blind eyes.

George R R Martin

#15. Grammar is the grave of letters.

Elbert Hubbard