Bronder Portal Quotes & Sayings

People forget facts, but they remember stories. — Joseph Campbell

When you sing gospel you have a feeling there is a cure for what's wrong. — Mahalia Jackson

We wish to fill our culture once more with the spirit of Christianity - but not only in theory. — Adolf Hitler

Atmosphere is a silent music. It has its effect upon the listener, exciting or peaceful, whatever it may be. — Hazrat Inayat Khan

I don't trust nobody that don't have my name tattooed on her ass, and then it's iffy. — Lois Greiman

I always tell Cristiano before training, 'If you do stepovers on me, I will break your legs and rip up your shirt.' I have no wish to have the mickey taken out of me all week. — Patrice Evra

Why do you sound surprised? I love America. Just because I think gay dudes should be allowed to adopt kids and we should all have hybrid cars doesn't mean I don't love America? — LIZ

Throwing Ronald Reagan out of office at the height of his popularity, with inflation and interest rates down, the economy moving and the country at peace, would have required God on the ticket and She was not available! — Geraldine Ferraro

My respect for the inconsiderable is assuming gigantic dimensions. — Karl Kraus

It was still late summer elsewhere, but here, high in Appalachia, fall was coming; for the last three mornings, she'd been able to see her breath.
The woods, which started twenty feet back from her backdoor like a solid wall, showed only hints of the impending autumn. A few leaves near the treetops had turned, but most were full and green. Visible in the distance, the Widow's Tree towered above the forest. Its leaves were the most stubborn, tenaciously holding on sometimes until spring if the winter was mild. It was a transitional period, when the world changed its cycle and opened a window during which people might also change, if they had the inclination. — Alex Bledsoe

Learning to listen is the essence of intelligent living. — Sadhguru

We might give her presents, tell some tales, but would she ever be able to really understand what the journey had been like for us? — Sara Sheridan