There’s a cure for youth and stupidity, time and experience.
Happy childhoods make for dull company.
We don’t get wiser as we get older, but we do learn to avoid or raise a certain amount of hell, depending on which we prefer.[to Abigail]
A life without regret would be no life at all.
The experience of helping others is its own reward.
Loss doesn’t work the same for everybody.
Therapy is an acquired taste which I have yet to acquire.
I bow to no law made by men who never bore a child!
Your youth betrays you. Patience is a product of age.[to Caitlyn]
What happens out there, the mistakes, even the victories, you can’t bring it home.[to Mark]
Genetics, childhood… Doesn’t matter. We’re helpless to our experience. Difference between you and me could be a single moment, one little thing gone wrong.[to Howard]
You fall on your keys one time, and you start making different plans.