Quotes About Socializing

Just to repeat that wonderful title phrase once again: "Personality Is Revealed During Weekends.

Clamboring over building detritus was not the lifestyle Karl Lagerfeld had in mind for this sweet little powder-blue suit. As he oversaw the hand stitching in his atelier he had probably imagined the suit living a life of tea parties and lunches with the girls at the Ivy

I don't go to the cool, trendy restaurants. I go to either the holes in the wall or the super-fancy restaurants where there are no cool people.

Funny how Underhill could get along with almost anyone, tuning down his manias to whatever the traffic would bear.

I watch Pretty Little Liars with my best friend Telly. We go to each other's houses when it airs and we watch it.

The best reason to go to the movies is to be with other people. Eating the popcorn, being with other people you don't know.

If you want to look young and thin on your birthday. Hang around a bunch of old fat people.

I've found out that I cannot pass up pizza without having some. I just can't! my kids have a lot of pizza. I can't go to a kid's birthday party without having a slice.

I always smoked cigars. I've smoked cigars with everybody in show business.

I just like to talk to people. I don't know how to bridge the gap between getting to know someone and then schmoozing and sort of working contacts and business connections.

At home, we're listening to TV or playing with our computers, so our entertaining is rusting. We don't know how to be good hosts and guests in business situations.

I go to movies, go out with friends, go to car shows. I have a zoo.

Bowie and McCartney arrived, and the biscuits and caviare started and I left immediately. I don't like shouting across rooms, with people in shiny suits who look like used-car salesmen.

They were all kind to their hostess, because it made life easier.

Food and drink and walking and conversation and friendship—those have to be five of the greatest things in the world.

it was a point of good manners not to sit with a clique of the same friends all the time, and it meant that conversation at dinner had to be open and general rather than close and gossipy

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Artisans prefer not to get too serious about things, and will try to keep everyone smiling — to keep the party going — as long as possible.

I could have been hanging out with my friends, but most of them were hanging out with their families or their Wiis. (Wiis? Wiii? What is the plural?)

There are friends; but they are people to spend time with, not people to share time with.

Oh, for Christ's sake,' I hear. 'Can we please just try to have a good time?' This is like ordering someone to find you attractive, and it doesn't work. I've tried it.

Perhaps I've grown less likable over the years, or maybe I've just forgotten how to meet people. The initial introduction — the shaking-hands part — I can still manage. It's the follow-up that throws me. Who calls whom, and how often? What if you decide after the second or third meeting that you don't really like this person? Up to what point are you allowed to back out? I used to know these things, but now they're a mystery.

Oh, for Christ's sake," I hear. "Can we please just try to have a good time?" This is like ordering someone to find you attractive, and it doesn't work. I've tried it.

Sometimes I can go out all night, but I'm a girl that needs at least 8 hours of snooze, so I stay in a lot.