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Park Swings Quotes By Gene Vincent: I hope my fans remember my name is

I hope my fans remember my name is Gene Vincent and not Gene Autry. — Gene Vincent

Park Swings Quotes By Sarah Holman: What if we lived like Jesus really did

What if we lived like Jesus really did rise from the dead? — Sarah Holman

Park Swings Quotes By Robert Gottlieb: I first read 'An American Tragedy' in college,

I first read 'An American Tragedy' in college, and in my entire life I had never read anything so painful. — Robert Gottlieb

Park Swings Quotes By Jenny B. Jones: children are. Moms to push their swings. Dads

children are. Moms to push their swings. Dads to wipe the dirt off scraped knees. Beyond the park there's a water — Jenny B. Jones

Park Swings Quotes By Kyan Douglas: The externals are important but I'm not interested

The externals are important but I'm not interested in superficiality. — Kyan Douglas

Park Swings Quotes By Ashley Merrick: ready for the next shift. Colleen was coming

ready for the next shift. Colleen was coming out of the kitchen and saw her as she walked towards the bar. — Ashley Merrick

Park Swings Quotes By Fareed Zakaria: Strip away the usual hot air, and bin

Strip away the usual hot air, and bin Laden's audiotape is the sign of a seriously weakened man. — Fareed Zakaria

Park Swings Quotes By Samuel Beckett: All of old. Nothing else ever. Ever tried.

All of old. Nothing else ever. Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better. — Samuel Beckett

Park Swings Quotes By Hugh Prather: I can't be found in myself; I discover

I can't be found in myself; I discover myself in others. That much is clear. And I suspect that I also love and care for myself in others. — Hugh Prather

Park Swings Quotes By Doris Lessing: You have to be grown up, really grown

You have to be grown up, really grown up, not merely in years, to understand your parents. — Doris Lessing