"Give yourself a special treat -- this is not a selfish demand. My family is always first, and I will do things for them. I ponder sometimes, 'am I ever going to give myself a treat?' After all the things I do for them, I deserve a special treat. So, I take time for myself, and that’s something money just can’t buy."

"You can't buy the devotion and admiration of a good dog. I have three dogs, and these dogs are always so excited when I walk in the door -- no matter how long I’ve been gone. My dogs totally trust me, whether I'm taking them for a walk or to the vet for a check-up. They are my children, and I can never return the devotion and admiration they have for me. The smiles on their faces when I give them a belly rub or a pat on the head is priceless."

"I think faith is the best thing money can't buy. Without faith, you really don't have a good life. You need to have faith when you are flying (you have to trust the pilot). You need faith in your doctor and in teachers who teach our children. You need faith that your car will start when you get in it and that our government will always do the right thing. Even faith in your daily home."

"The best thing money can't buy is taking an ice cold watermelon on a hot summer day, gathering up a group of kids and watching them gobble up the watermelon and spit the seeds in the backyard. When they're finished with the watermelon, we just throw the kids in the lake to wash off. A perfect evening!"

"Money can't buy true love. Love comes from the heart. You can have all the money, power and gifts in the world, but without love you have nothing."