Bisaya Friendship Quotes & Sayings

Some people think black is the color of heaven, and that the more they can make their faces look like midnight, the more evidence they have of grace. But God, who made the sun and the flowers, never sent me to proclaim to you such a lie as that. — Henry Ward Beecher

He appreciated all beautiful things. As she stood before him poised, scrutinizing every inch of his face, liable to strike him, he thought she was the most incredible thing he had seen in his life. She didn't step away from fear, she walked up to it. — Nicki Salcedo

Oh fine. I'll play nice with the pretty people. — Rachel Vincent

We've been slaves to our tools since the first caveman made the first knife to help him get his supper. After that there was no going back, and we built till our machines were ten million times more powerful than ourselves.
We gave ourselves cars when we might have learned to run; we made airplanes when we might have grown wings; and then the inevitable. We made a machine our God. — John Brunner

Cast aside any column about two subjects. It means the pundit chickened out on the hard decision about what to write about that day. — William Safire

The unwounded life bears no resemblance to the Rabbi. — Brennan Manning

When a warrior goes down, you pick up his shield and go play in honor of him. — Chip Kelly

He writes a paragraph a day. A paragraph for Maya. It isn't much, but it's what he has left to give. He — Gabrielle Zevin

He looked at her for a moment, amazed. "How did you know that? How can a servant girl like you understand so much?"
Because self-absorbed man-children are common as weeds, thought Mary. But she said, "I don't know, sir. I only guessed. — Y.S. Lee

Don't choose him. — Priya Kanaparti

Falling out of balance doesn't matter, really and truly. How we deal with that moment and how we find our way back to center, every day, again and again - that is the practice of yoga ... it's about trusting that you will find your way. — Cyndi Lee

is Mary, the lowly virgin from Nazareth, in whom a new beginning takes place, in whom human existence starts afresh. — Pope Benedict XVI