It May Look Perfect, But

We're Too Smart To Know There Aren't Easy Answers. But We're Not Dumb Enough To Accept That There Aren't Better Answers.

I'd Sit On A Horse And Forget I Was Even Sick.

I Read Somewhere That Mitt And I Have A 'storybook Marriage.' Well, In The Storybooks I Read, There Were Never Long, Long, Rainy Winter Afternoons In A House With Five Boys Screaming At Once. And Those Storybooks Never Seemed To Have Chapters Called Ms Or Breast Cancer.

Another Son Came Along 18 Months Later, Although We Waited Four Years To Have The Third, Because Mitt Was Still In School And We Had No Income Except The Stock We Were Chipping Away At. We Were Living On The Edge, Not Entertaining. No, I Did Not Work. Mitt Thought It Was Important For Me To Stay Home With The Children, And I Was Delighted.

You Can Never Predict What Kind Of Tough Decisions Are Going To Come In Front Of A President's Desk. But If You Can Trust They Will Do The Right Thing, And Maybe The Hard Thing, And Maybe Not The Popular Thing, And If You Really Want To Know How A Person Will Operate, Look At How They've Lived Their Life.