Hooky Quotes

#1. I feel like if I am physically and emotionally able to be at the theater, I will be there. I don't like not being there - I don't like playing hooky. I am just one of those people who feels really, really guilty if I am not there - maybe it's part of being Catholic.

Lea Salonga

#2. There are 22 million people who have, some point in time, played hooky from work or school, so it's already an unofficial holiday,

Ozzie Smith

#3. We definitely set out to make a great 'radio' record. We set out to write great hooky choruses-but with verses that said something.

LeAnn Rimes

#4. A lot of stuff you hear on the radio is like instant hooky pop, but I can't imagine it being covered in the future by other artists. It's really for themselves.

Andy Bell

#5. Think that you have to die someday, maybe this morning."
"I think of it all the time, and so I play hooky from the office and let myself bask in the sun.

Pascal Mercier

#6. Some of the best memories of my childhood that I have are the times that I played hooky from school so I could spend my days in the public library reading all the wonderful books at my disposal.

Woody Allen

#7. I would play hooky from school and spend all day in the movie theaters. Consequently, I learned satire in all its subtle forms.

Nile Rodgers

#8. With Freebass, there were no rules, really. It was all rather chaotic. Obviously, Hooky was playing the high end stuff, which he always does; Mani was doing the bottom end, and I thought I'd go midway and meet everyone in the middle.

Andy Rourke

#9. I like structure, cool, hip songs, and fun, hooky music.

Rachel Platten

#10. Irreverence is a way of playing hooky and remaining present at the same time.

Mary Ruefle

#11. I used to play hooky from school so I could watch cooking shows.

Olivia Wilde

#12. It is wrong, in this age of necessary decisions, to bully people into decisions that are neither genuine nor necessary.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer

#13. This was one of the things he'd liked best about Nina- she savored everything, whether it was toffee or cold water from a stream or dried reindeer meat.

Leigh Bardugo

#14. It is a positive and active anguish, a sort of psychical neuralgia wholly unknown to normal life.

William Styron

#15. The degeneracy of mankind is distinguished from its uprise by the dominance of chill abstractions, divorced from aesthetic content.

Alfred North Whitehead

#16. If we are not happy and joyous at this season, for what other season shall we wait and for what other time shall we look?

Abdu'l- Baha