Old Girls Behaving Badly Quotes

“I think you're to be congratulated on your kind nature, Gina. It's an excellent trait to see mostly good in people. But, please don't confuse wonderful host with narcissistic show-off with head up own arse”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“When no one ever tells you what is going on, I find it's best to quietly listen, otherwise you'll always be in the dark. That's not a smart place to be”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“I had learned many years ago that it really was possible to carry with you what meant most to you. Everything else was just excess”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“A child should not have to listen to tales of a failed marriage, no matter how old that child was”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“Memories were not things cemented into the fabric of a home, they were thoughts you could carry with you, weren't they?”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“I have always said that September is my favourite time of the year and here I am heading into the season of bonfires and cardigans, of fiery trees and homemade soup, of squirrels digging in the lawn and spiders moving into the bathroom. ‘I am here and I need to find a way to embrace this glorious time while it”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“so intense it didn’t seem real after the grey mass”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“Nothing changed with age when it came to blossoming attraction. It was always timeless.”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“You took advantage of me, Douglas. You took advantage of my state of mind. You turned me into a doormat over the years and then casually wiped your feet on the way out”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“Sandra is incredibly sorry and it's obvious she didn't want to do it, but she still did. She chose to do Leonard's bidding to save the reputation of her son. A mother's love should only go so far”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“I prefer my art clean-cut and easily understandable. If a piece takes too long to interpret I tend to lose interest, although it hasn't always been that way. I think my patience and attention span is waning a bit as I get older. It's the same with books. I balk at anything over four hundred and fifty pages. I'd likely be dead before I'd got to the end”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“I suddenly thought of the principles of art history operations: description, analysis, interpretation and judgement”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“Dorothy tended to be impulsive and held a grudge like a drowning person would hold on to a life belt”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly

“My eyes darted around at the decor and I couldn't find an immediate link. It was like an expensive jumble sale, I thought, perhaps a little unkindly”
― Kate Galley, Old Girls Behaving Badly