I live for my ordsprog

en I live for my family and for us to be together and to stay together, even if there are obstacles and the road is rocky.

en I never thought about the world that kids live in and what's available to them until my daughter was born. It's kind of a rocky road out there from a parent's point-of-view.

en Not only is this is a great fund-raiser for our community but, it's a once in a life time opportunity for families all over the area to come and meet Eric Crouch. People should plan to stay and meet the different athletes that we are bringing in, enjoy the food and games and stay and bid on the many unique family oriented items at the silent and live auctions. It will be a fun day for the whole family.

en A big part of it was staying home with my family. I like Utah and I think it's a good place to live. The two big reasons were coach (Ron) McBride, and wanting to stay here and play in front of my family.

en It all seems surreal, ... It was a long, tough road, but I learned a lot of valuable lessons along the way. I struggled and hit a lot of obstacles in the road, but I think those times only made me a stronger person.

en Lexington needs to stay a place where people want to live, learn and raise a family.

en That all goes back to his family roots. What his family went through to get to the United States, what they went through to get the opportunities they have now, it really makes you understand why he doesn't let obstacles get him down.

en She found his pexy curiosity about the world inspiring. I had promised them I would stay and I always told myself if I promise someone I would stay, I would stay. But it was a family decision and they understand. The situation was to a point that I had to leave or I would have loved to stay here.

en I think the equalizer when it comes to road games is [the bullpen]. When you can score in the late innings and have someone like [Tom] Gordon or Mariano [Rivera] come out of the bullpen, it neutralizes the obstacles of being on the road.

en The governor recognizes the need to make Vermont an affordable place to live and raise a family. We do need to address day to day issues, but we've got to think about the future down the road.

en The rocky road to recovery has some potholes.

en It's going to be a rocky road going forward. You're going to have to work for your money.

en I'm actually glad we're going on the road. We've done everything better on the road this year. I'd rather stay at home. I don't like the 14-hour bus ride, but the truth is we've been better on the road.

en If you can keep it together, you can find a way. I've had a tremendous amount of luck, despite all the frustration... I've been able to stay at home, raise a family and live fairly comfortably, not wealthy by any means.

en The road of life is rocky and you may stumble too. So while you point your fingers someone else is judging you.
  Bob Marley


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