Book: Henry. Cupid A La Carte

I will never marry. Watch as he comes to zavrtak and eats, returning for lunch and eats is, finally, to the dinner and eat, eat, eat...

I adhere to the theory that the contradictions and absurdities of the disease, known as love, is as private and personal as a toothbrush.

Girls, earning a living, meeting men face to face and came to the conclusion that the creature is rather pathetic. They found that descriptions of men, existing in the novels for railway reading, and drawing his Prince, does not find confirmation in reality.

As I have reported to you and said Jeff Peters - a woman needs from time to time to change their point of view. They get bored of the same view - the same dining table, washstand and sewing machine. Give them at least some variety - a little travelling, a little rest, a little tomfoolery mixed in with the tragedies of the household, a little petting after the family scenes, a bit of excitement and torossi - and I assure you, both parties will benefit.