The Golden Girls Road Trip Quotes

“She asks in such a way that makes me feel I have no choice. I remember her doing this before. A question that really isn't a question, more of a demand, a suggestion that comes with a heavy dose of expectation”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“museum”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“One of her cocktail parties would do that to her – leave her needing beauty sleep to recharge her batteries ready for the next one.”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“Of course it's up to you and I'm sure you know best. But, I would say that people usually regret the things they don't do, not the things they do”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“Parents make choices based on what they think is best for their children. Sometimes they choose poorly”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“My parents, it turns out, were quite right - the up and down life of an artist is not easy. Fortune and misfortune are both at the behest of other people”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“I try to shake off the nostalgia and keep in the moment, to stop fantasising about what might have been and try to enjoy what we have now. You can't ever go back”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“I move away from the group as I experience a moment of something that could be fear or excitement. The two are so closely linked it's often hard to pick them apart”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“How could I even begin to tell someone about the worst thing that ever happened to me, especially when it resulted in the best thing that ever happened to me?”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“It seems that if you repeatedly tell yourself something didn't happen, after a while it's just possible to believe it”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“As the manager, she takes the shop very seriously, but I sometimes think that no matter how much she says she appreciates what us volunteers do, the truth is we're a bit of a nuisance”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip

“Sometimes I try really hard not to think about the summer I turned eighteen. On other occasions I allow the memories to engulf me, to wrap themselves around me”
― Kate Galley, The Golden Girls Road Trip