Colonel William Darby Quotes & Sayings

Once you bid farewell to discipline you say goodbye to success — Alex Ferguson

Don't think too much. There'll be time to think later. Analysis won't help. You're chiseling now. You're passing your hands over the wood. Now the page is no longer blank. There's something there. It isn't your business yet to know whether it's going to be prize-worthy someday, or whether it will gather dust in a drawer. Now you've carved the tree. You've chiseled the marbled. You've begun. — Dani Shapiro

I still play the fiddle every day. I'm afraid if I don't, it won't know who I am. — Johnny Gimble

Life is only complete when your loved ones know you. When they know your true feelings, when they know who and how you love. Life is simple when your secret is gone. Gone is the pain that lurks in the stomach at work, the pain from avoiding questions, and at last the pain from hiding such a deep secret. — Robbie Rogers

Before philosophy can teach by Experience, the Philosophy has to be in readiness, the Experience must be gathered and intelligibly recorded. — Thomas Carlyle

Possibilitizing is overcoming while you're undergoing. — Robert H. Schuller

Don't move," said Sprockett."Mimes don't generally attack unless they are threatened. — Jasper Fforde

And I go back to Eden, in my mind, to imagine what it is going to be like for you and me in heaven. I suppose it will be a new and marvelous paradise, where love will exist in its purest form, where the beauty of diversity will be understood for the first time, where self-hatred will fade into an agreement with with God about the splendor of His creation, where physical beauty will no longer be used as a commodity, where you and I will feel free in our sincere love for others, ourselves, and God. And I suppose it will be in heaven that you and I actually understand each other, all the drama of the lifeboat a distant memory, all the arguments we has seeming so inconsequential, and the glory of God before us in all His majesty, shining like sunlight through our souls. — Donald Miller

Sometimes through that alchemy of quiet malice, by which women can concoct a subtle poison from ordinary trifles; — Nathaniel Hawthorne

Can we try to be wise with each other for a very long time? — Rachel Cohn