Quote by Marilyn Monroe

I have been on a calendar, but never on time.

I have been on a calendar, but never on time.

Summary

This quote alludes to the fact that while the speaker has been recognized or acknowledged in some capacity (being on a calendar), they struggle with punctuality and being on time. It highlights a personal characteristic of being consistently late or delayed in their actions or commitments. This explanation captures the playfulness and self-awareness underlying the quote.

By Marilyn Monroe

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