Quotes about Family
Proverbs 18:22 says, "He who finds a wife finds a good thing."
— James MacDonald
Your highest loyalty after the Lord is to your family. Your first priority after God is your wife then your kids.
— James MacDonald
Nothing is more important than your family. Nothing comes before your responsibility to watch out for them and provide a home safe from any assault upon them, body or soul.
— James MacDonald
Men act like men at home when they realize they will be held responsible for how well they represented God to their family.
— James MacDonald
Fathering and mothering are roles freely assumed but always with the design of showing them to be theatrical. It is the intention of parents in such families to make it plain to their children that they all play cultural and societal roles, that they are only roles, and that they are all truly concrete persons behind them. Therefore, children also learn that they have a family only by choosing to have it, by a collective act to be a family with each other.
— James Carse
She was a long-necked, long-backed woman, who disciplined her hair and her children. She was never embarrassed, and her anger, though never permitted to be visible, made itself felt the more.
— Dorothy Sayers
It was at this point that Lord Peter was apotheosed from the state of Quite Decent Uncle to that of Glorified Uncle.
— Dorothy Sayers
Now, don't you worry, Mr. Appledore. I'm thinkin' the best thing I can do is to trundle the old lady down to my mother and take her out of your way, otherwise you might be findin' your Christian feelings gettin' the better of you some fine day, and there's nothin' like Christian feelin's for upsettin' a man's domestic comfort.
— Dorothy Sayers
He is not to be trusted as a friend who illtreats his own family.
— Aesop
Children are not to be blamed for the faults of their parents.
— Aesop
Being a parent gives you historical perspective. You have thoughts about how you fit into a larger generational drama - those who came before and those who will come after.
— Marianne Williamson
My husband and I live for our pets, or I can say that I do.
— Beth Ostrosky Stern