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- -ŽDoes anyone truly understand females? …Their behavior is opposite of everything in the natural order and flies in the face of logic. – Mary Lydon Simonsen
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- Parents have to instill the right principles in their children, but then it’s up to the children to live up to those principles. – Mary Lydon Simonsen
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- Every relationship must have a starting point so that past errors may remain in the past. – Mary Lydon Simonsen
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- Jesus, Mary and Joseph, isn’t war the most demented activity ever invented? – Mary Pat Kelly
- Mary,’ said her mother. ‘We don’t like sarcasm ‘ ‘You mightn’t like it,’ said Mary. ‘But I love it. – Roddy Doyle
- Don’t let him take who you are. Make him fear who you’ll become. – Mary Weber
- We are made wholeBy books, as by great spaces and the stars – Mary Carolyn Davies
- It’s the unknown that I fear, the bites of memories that still have no connections. – Mary E Pearson
- That was what it meant to be a woman: to live in an unbearable agony hidden for a time behind smoke and mirrors. – Mary Pauline Lowry
- Nothing is so painful to the human mind as a great and sudden change. – Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
- All situations can be resolved peaceful. We should advocate for kindness instead of violence. – Mary Sage Nguyen
- The bad part is life continues. The good part is that the pain goes away. – Mary Balogh
- The roadblocks to growth and joy come when we forget the bigness of God & instead make people bigger than He is. – Mary E DeMuth
- Some people behind leave a legacy, some leave behind children. Which would you prefer? – Mary Sage Nguyen
- One day you will learn that love does not always betray you. – Mary Balogh
- Don’t Trust BlindlyIf in shark infested waters, don’t assume the fin coming toward you is a dolphin. – Mary Russel
- There is help for the helpless, hope for the hopeless, and forgiveness for the inexcusable. – Mary A Prez
- In times of suffering, don’t turn inward to self-pity or outward to revenge, but turn to the lover of your soul, Jesus. – Crystal Mary Lindsey
- When you travel, there really are no mistakes–just learning opportunities. – Mary Casanova
- Growth comes in the aftermath of failure, not wild success. – Mary E DeMuth
- If I didn’t have enormous dreams, I wouldn’t have come this far! – Mary Sage Nguyen
- Writing is a wonderful way to spend the day. Particularly when the alternative is housework! – J Mary Masters
- He created us for adventure, not ease. – Mary E DeMuth
- There is something at work in my soul, which I do not understand. – Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
- Percentages! Those are for economists, polls, and politicians. Percentages can’t define your identity. – Mary E Pearson
- Real winners in a rapidly changing world will be those who are open to alternatives and able to respect and value those who are different. – Mary Catherine Bateson
- Ignore donkeys and other naysayers! – Mary Buchan
- Make a concise statement clearly and you should only need to say it once. – Mary Mihalic
- I write because my imagination won’t let me quit. And because I want to read what I wrote and share what I’ve written. – Mary M Lund
- I never understood, what a starving artist was until I became one. – Mary Sage Nguyen
- A sacrifice ever remembered.Never forgotten.Another day we live.A sacrifice for you. Only for you. And so shall it be,For evermore.Paviamma – Mary E Pearson
- Sometimes we control our family members because we idolize and idealize our perfect plan over the journey that God has laid out for them. (p. 56) – Mary E DeMuth
- The only man she ever loved. And hated. – Mary Papas
- I’ve known him since dirt was new, Papaw laughed. We go way back…Dawg Papaw, that’s a long time! Mark exclaimed. – Mary Hubbert Jones
- I just wish Mary Elizabeth would ask me questions other than -œWhat’s up? – Stephen Chbosky
- It is the trivial little facts about anything that describe it the most effectively. – Mary MacLane
- many men are neither worthy of their wives, nor of their dogs. – Charlotte Mary Yonge