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Joan Smith Quotes
«I've never met an evangelist who gave up so easily and I hope she wasn't sent off for retraining when she reported back to HQ, sans convert but with some useful gardening tips.»
Author: Joan Smith
«It's remarkable that we've come from the days that we spent in coal-black bars in Provincetown to the light of day.»
Author: Joan Smith
«There are so many goodies to look at. We share because it is so rich, but it is very good.»
Author: Joan Smith
«In our opinion, there is no limit on her life.»
Author: Joan Smith
«Her ballet instructor said she loved Leah and she was very graceful ? but she didn't have the patience for ballet. She said (Leah) needed to be moving constantly. She recommended figure skating.»
Author: Joan Smith
«They also work with kids who aren't necessarily expected to live into adulthood. Necessarily is an important word.»
Author: Joan Smith
«We need to figure out how to get her into the ladies freestyle event.»
Author: Joan Smith
«To me, he was the most beautiful son that a woman could have as a child. I just can?t put it any other way. He was big-hearted and loving. Simply beautiful.»
Author: Joan Smith
«They call it the monster. It's very big -- it's nearly the size of a dog.»
Author: Joan Smith
«We made some mistakes in our zeal to really make a difference for our community. We need to be more cautious about the kind of activities we pursue.»
Author: Joan Smith