Relationships-marriage Quote by Karen Budzinski Download Open image ““Are you easier to live with or easier to live without?”” — Karen Budzinski ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.3 out of 5 (7 ratings) Copy quoteShare Relationships-marriage
“You choose what you can live with and what you can't live without.” — Karen Marie Moning Copy Share Image
“I discovered that being someone you are not is often easier than living with the person you are.” — Richard Wagamese Copy Share Image
“Just because you can live without someone doesn’t mean you want to.” — Taylor Jenkins Reid Copy Share Image
“I can’t live without him. And I can’t live with him. So I simply can’t live.” — Kitty Thomas Copy Share Image
“Think about what life will be like without me because I've already considered that question. And I've decided that no life at all would… — Diana Palmer Copy Share Image
“How do I make my married life wonderful instead of “nothing special”? (I would rather have a minute of wonderful than a lifetime of… — Karen Budzinski Copy Share Image
“Does your calendar and checkbook show that you are living out your priorities?” — Karen Budzinski Copy Share Image
“The choices you make today will determine whether you fly or cry tomorrow.” — Karen Budzinski Copy Share Image
“Flick the switch! You have the power to change your attitude in a snap!” — Karen Budzinski Copy Share Image
“Saying no often means saying yes to something else that is more a priority!” — Karen Budzinski Copy Share Image
“Live from the inside out: your husband, children and family should get your best!” — Karen Budzinski Copy Share Image
“A romantic relationship is one of the most important emotional decisions we make in our lifetime. It is also one of the most important… — Debra Kaplan Copy Share Image
“You can’t drive straight if your eyes are fixed on the rearview mirror” — Karen Budzinski Copy Share Image
“You think in terms of winning and losing," she said, "but if you're winning, who's losing?" "HIM!" "That's your husband" she said slowly, like… — Gabrielle Union Copy Share Image
“If you fix what you stumble at, you may be able to avoid falling.” — Karen Budzinski Copy Share Image
