Favorite Quote and It's Origin Please

ICUBecky · Oct 27, 2001

" And as a wise man once said...WHEREVER YOU GO...THERE YOU ARE"(Mike Brady, Brady Bunch the Movie)

**canoehead, BSN, RN** · Oct 28, 2001

Mine is sappy;

We are spiritual beings, having a physical experience

Reminds me to come back to my "sane" spot, and that I can cope.

Sundowner · Oct 28, 2001

One of my favorite lines. I look for the reason to use this one, I often say this while trying to navigate my med cart through an overly crowded hall

"This town needs an enema!" ~ Jack Nicholson, Batman.

micro, RN · Oct 28, 2001

:eek: :eek:

one of my favorites:       If it doesn't kill you, it will make you stronger!!!!!!!     origin----forgot   so just say MY LIFE[php]I 'yam what I 'yam!!!!!!           origin-----popeye

Of all the things I miss, I miss my mind the most!!!!!!!!!    origin/the first place I saw it was on door inside a convenient store

I have another favorite saying, but I forgot............          origin.........I forgot

:rolleyes:

Micro:rolleyes:

micro, RN · Oct 28, 2001

sorry all, I am computer illiterate.  sorry for taking up all that space   micro

micro, RN · Oct 28, 2001

Take your work seriously and yourself lightly!!!!!! origin---don't know my work ethic!!!!! most days!!!

:D

MICRO

betts · Nov 17, 2001

lol...MY HUSBAND DRIVES ME NUTS USING THEM...

Here is what he calls; "DeCreme"

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/2012/quote-18.html

He says, you'll not be disappointed.

micro, RN · Nov 18, 2001

thanks Betts!!!!! :D

micro:p :p

nightingale, RN · Nov 18, 2001

Thanks Betts!!! You are right.. it is great!

B. :) :) :)

Nrse4bbs · Nov 18, 2001

This is my current favorite quote and I can't remember where I heard it from!

Blood is thicker than water but, LOVE is thicker than blood

betts · Nov 18, 2001

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Dplear · Nov 18, 2001

Actually, When the crews winter over in the South Pole they have quite a bit to tide them over. Satalite TV, Satalite phones to call back home when ever they want to. The food is actually quite good and plentiful and they do hjave plenty of free time to persue activities that interest them and any hobbies they may like. They also get plenty of physical activity if they want. there is skiing (cross country of course) and ice trekking and other winter type sports. I know this from my brother who has wintered over at the south pole and Mcmurdo for 12 of the last 13 years. He loves going there to work. as for the "esteemed" Dr jerri Nielsen...I have heard a few stories about her from several people that have worked with her and stayed there with her that might just change most opinions about her and her "bravery"