Borovaya Quotes & Sayings

I will fill my life with so much of positivity, happiness and brilliance that God will one day say with utmost pride,

"This is the most amazing Kaleidoscope to view". — Harshada Pathare

Rook, I should think it obvious." He smiled broadly. "I'm famously important. — William Ritter

Things get bad for all of us, almost continually, and what we do under the constant stress reveals who/what we are. — Charles Bukowski

The best basketball announcer is one who allows you to close your eyes. — Larry Bird

One man's mistake is another man's opportunity. — Steven Brust

The child's parents are not his makers but his guardians. — Maria Montessori

Don't make a whole to-do about it. Don't get down on yourself be- cause you're not an expert rower; don't start reading too many books in order to do it right. — Bernie Glassman

And we held our breath, just for a moment, to see if the world had ended, but it hadn't, so we yawned and drank our champagne and carried on living, except for those of us who died, and everything continued such as before. — Neil Gaiman

People hate out of fear and ignorance. If they could just get to know the people they hate, and focus on their common interests, they could overcome that hatred. — Michelle Cohen Corasanti

Ahead, twin rows of crape myrtles dot the road. They're losing their flowers. Purple petals ring the trunks, fallen mementos of a past bloom like photos from college years. But unlike people, trees flower again in the spring; they age in great looping circles. We ride a roller coaster once around, shuddering up clacking tracks and then screaming our fool heads off all the way down. — Hugh Howey

I was very active but I was dyslexic and had a really hard time at school. — Ashley Scott

Anyone who thinks they can save the world is both wrong and dangerous — Peter Matthiessen

On the way home I remembered a bit of old folklore about how to boil a frog. You put it in cold water, then start turning up the heat. If you do it gradually, the frog is too stupid to jump out. I don't know if it's true or not, but I decided it was an excellent metaphor for growing old. — Stephen King