Arngrimur Jonsson Quotes & Sayings

The only place where we're not segregated in mass is in sports. You go to a football stadium or a basketball arena, and all of America is there: the wealthy, the poor, the black, white, Latino, conservative, liberal, and we all talk about sports. — Jason Whitlock

Painting completed my life. I lost three children and a series of other things that would have fulfilled my horrible life. My painting took the place of all this. I think work is the best. (Frida Kahlo, p. 157) — Martha Zamora

Yes, we had made and excursion into another world and we had come back, but we had brought the joy of life and of humanity back with us. In the rush and whirl of everyday things, we so often live alongside one another without making any mutual contact. We had learned on the North Fae of the Eiger that men are good, and the earth on which we were born is good."(p.126) — Heinrich Harrer

Love is a damage
made to the heart,
violence,
fate thats written,
Changeable by distance,
Breakable by time ... ! — Honey Father

If we're not creating something, there's a good chance we'll start destroying something. — Ed Cyzewski

I needed to run away in order to come home. — Patti Davis

He breaks her waves on all his edges. — Gwen Calvo

We would be allowed to work and not cause any trouble for her, but she didn't want us to be any more successful than she was — Jean Kwok

You should hear mama on the chapter of governesses: Mary and I have had, I should think, a dozen at least in our day; half of them detestable and the rest ridiculous, and all incubi - were they not, mama? Blanche Ingram — Charlotte Bronte

Some people look at the world and say 'why?' Some people look at the world and say 'why not?' — George Bernard Shaw

You're not playing the game," he said grimly. "English gossip isn't supposed to get back to the person it's about. — Elaine Dundy

It is hard to say YES when you cannot say NO. Say NO a lot more. Mean it. Watch how saying YES then becomes easier. — Gary K. Smith

I've given my life to the principle and the ideal of memory, and remembrance. — Elie Wiesel