Okay, so I went to see (for like the 10th time) Jonna’s Body, Please Hold the other night. Jonna has this quote in her program that has long been a favorite quote of mine (and yes, you’ve seen it in my ever-rotating signature file in Cricket Feet emails).
Problem is, Jonna attributes this quote to Anne Hunninghake and I attribute it to Mary Anne Radmacher-Hersey.
So… whose quote is this?
Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the
end of the day saying, “I will try again tomorrow.”
Yes, I asked Google about it.
What say you, fellow quote geeks?
PS–Watching Deb and Ash on MTV’s Date My Mom RIGHT THIS MINUTE. Holy crap, that’s funny stuff! Debra… will your video clip make the hall of fame over there? Heeeeeeee.
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Perusing the Google links regarding that quote, quotation-resource sites unanimously attribute the quote to Mary Anne Radmacher. These include About.com which is about as reputable an on-line encyclopedia as you can find.
EXAMPLES.
https://tinyurl.com/6r8to
https://tinyurl.com/4rkdu
https://tinyurl.com/3z77r
https://tinyurl.com/66osu
The results that pop up attributing the quote to Hunninghake are almost all from message boards where it shows up as someone’s sig-line or as a quote in someone’s post.
Most importantly, Mary Anne appears to attribute the quote to herself in one of her motivational art pieces which can be seen here:
https://tinyurl.com/4yks9
If it’s really driving you crazy you could try going straight to the source(s):
anne.hunninghake@ttu.edu
wordgarden@maryanneradmacher.com
With too much time on his hands at work,
Yours truly,
-cb-