Collodial Quotes & Sayings

I wanted to sink into the unpredictability of a cross-cultural life, yes, but I also wanted a bona-fide home. This was a season of refinement, of acknowledging there were multiple sides to me that were equally true.

I was infected with an incurable sense of wanderlust, but I was also a homebody. I matured into adulthood when I acknowledged this truth. — Tsh Oxenreider

Bring the genius of the rich to unleash the genius of the poor. — Tony Meloto

If you appreciate your life, if you appreciate your job, if you appreciate yourself, if you appreciate your surroundings-poor or rich, whatever they are-you are divine. — Harbhajan Singh Yogi

It is easy to ignore the rain if you have a raincoat — Truman Capote

He listens well who takes notes. — Dante Alighieri

To get a person's real opinion, ask what she thinks everyone else believes ... If people truly hold a particular belief, they are more likely to think that others agree or have had similar experiences. [People] tend to assume that other people have had life histories at least somewhat similar to their own. When we talk about other people, we are often talking about ourselves, whether we know it ourselves. — Tyler Cowen

Risk is a function of how poorly a strategy will perform if the 'wrong' scenario occurs. — Michael Porter

You are not serious and you expect me to be serious? — Deyth Banger

We aren't encouraged to think for ourselves and ask questions. We are expected to accept what they teach us as infallible truths. — Raquel Cepeda

I can't make sense of this shit for you, but not understanding it isn't a reason for you to be alone for the rest of your life. If you really see something with this . . . bloke, take it, roll with it. Don't rent your heart out for nothing when I reckon you've both been through enough to deserve a hell of a lot more." It — Garrett Leigh

It doesn't matter what your ideology is, people don't like to [be] lied to. — Robert Kenner

It got to be so easy that I was actually disappointed. — Kelli White

I had never understood quite so clearly the effective power of Jane Jacob's writing - no, her clear-headed observation - as I did reading "What We See". Maybe that's really the point of writing. That if you take the time to look, to really observe, then you see what is happening, and, with the clarity of that vision, you can act to save neighborhoods. — Nancy Milford

I can feel a cold coming on right now, so I am going to start using collodial silver again. — Stan Jones