Margaret MitchellDeath, taxes and childbirth! There's never any convenient time for any of them.
About This Quote
The phrase “death, taxes and childbirth!” is a common one that is used to point out the inevitable nature of life. Death, taxes and childbirth are three things that we all deal with on some level. Each of these things is something that we can’t avoid. We will all become older.
We will all have to pay taxes. And, at some point, we will all give birth to a child.
Source: Gone With The Wind
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