Leave Troubles Behind Quotes

#1. Modern life ... is often a mechanical oppression and liquor is the only mechanical relief.

Ernest Hemingway,

#2. America: A place where Realists have the freedom to be Idealists.

Dortha Jackson

#3. I am sure that if every leader who goes into battle will promise himself that he will come out either a conqueror or a corpse, he is sure to win. There is no doubt of that. Defeat is not due to losses but to the destruction of the Soul of the leaders-the 'live to fight another day' doctrine.

George S. Patton

#4. She doesn't like to talk about him, and I know that she hasn't been the same since he died. She's not quite here anymore; there's something missing in all of her smiles, like a blurry spot or a camera lens out of focus. Part of her followed him, wherever it was he went.

Kendare Blake

#5. STOP letting your troubles define you! RISE above them by choosing to move on and leave them all behind you.

Timothy Pina

#6. He's dead, Annie. But as long as you haven't dealt with the memories of the things he has done to you, he'll live on. We'll always have to face these times when you think he's returned for you. You'll never be free." It

Lisa Unger

#7. No matter how carefully you plan your goals they will never be more than pipe dreams unless you pursue them with gusto.

W. Clement Stone

#8. After listening to you for slightly more than one hour, I can tell that you are a strong and intelligent man and that you want peace

Howard Metzenbaum

#9. Getting out of bed is a good way to leave your troubles behind.

Nancy E. Turner

#10. Well,' he said, 'we think you probably do.' When I imagine this scene as part of a movie, the minute of silence after my father says this is extended for an hour or so, and then the credits roll.

John Darnielle

#11. She studied it soberly, with something like recognition or acknowledgment in her eyes, as if those who have been dead understand things that will never be understood by those who have only lived. In

Wallace Stegner

#12. Poor people do not go on holiday; they go home.

Mokokoma Mokhonoana