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Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Anne Lamott: When I feel like shoveling in food, the

When I feel like shoveling in food, the emptiness can be filled only with love
(April 2012, O Magazine) — Anne Lamott

Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Danielle Henderson: Gender is a social construct, but everyone likes

Gender is a social construct, but everyone likes to cuddle. — Danielle Henderson

Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Mhairi McFarlane: Funny how, when one part of your life

Funny how, when one part of your life falls away, the other bits that are left start looking rather feeble. — Mhairi McFarlane

Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Mitt Romney: President Obama trusts in the wisdom of government.

President Obama trusts in the wisdom of government. I put my trust in the ingenuity and creativity and commitment to hard work of the American people. — Mitt Romney

Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Irvin D. Yalom: To the extent that one is responsible for

To the extent that one is responsible for one's life, one is alone. — Irvin D. Yalom

Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Anna Letitia Barbauld: We may think all religions beneficial, and believe

We may think all religions beneficial, and believe of one alone that it is true. — Anna Letitia Barbauld

Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Rachel Trachtenburg: I think bootlegging is kinda cool.

I think bootlegging is kinda cool. — Rachel Trachtenburg

Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Honore De Balzac: Who is to decide which is the grimmer

Who is to decide which is the grimmer sight: withered hearts, or empty skulls? — Honore De Balzac

Romeo And Juliet Impetuous Quotes By Max Lucado: isn't it true? What you don't have is

isn't it true? What you don't have is much less than what you do. from A Love Worth Giving — Max Lucado