Dan Aykroyd Caddyshack Quotes & Sayings

I write because I admire the act of rationalization, of seeking clarity in one's understanding of the complexities of life, and I'm bad at it. I'm slow. Writing, which is an arduous and slow process, proceeds at the same rate as my sloth-like mind. — Gregory Maguire

To me the purpose of life is to enjoy it! It's to enjoy the gift, and to make sure that other people have an opportunity to enjoy the gift. — Elizabeth Lesser

In the Bronx, you have the southern Italians; in Queens, the Greeks, Koreans and Chinese; in Brooklyn, the Jewish community; and in Harlem, the Hispanics - all with their own markets. — Daniel Boulud

Crazy Horse saw history as integrated in the present, incorporated into daily life. — Stephen Ambrose

Healthy habits are learned in the same way as unhealthy ones - through practice. — Wayne Dyer

I would rather devote myself to what I always did - trying to heal people. That is my way of healing myself. — Kavita Kane

Jo Nehr, in Required Surrender, There is no weakness in being one man's everything. — Riley Murphy

The most urgent task is that of the biblical and liturgical formation of the people of God ... — Pope John Paul II

Every man is of importance to himself, and, therefore, in his own opinion, to others; and, supposing the world already acquainted with his pleasures and his pains, is perhaps the first to publish injuries or misfortunes which had never been known unless related by himself, and at which those that hear them will only laugh, for no man sympathises with the sorrows of vanity. — Samuel Johnson

I've heard that our greatest cross to carry is ourselves - how gravely we fall short. — Anne Lamott

Sometimes you can only feel something by its absence. By the empty spaces it leaves behind. — Gayle Forman

Gifts were dangerous things, she thought. Sometimes one succeeded only in taking far more than one gave. — Mary Balogh

The one thing that disturbs me about Alec is that people don't realize that he's really funny. — Daniel Baldwin

She [Carol Parsinan] somehow read my poems and came back to me and convinced me that I could be a poet, that I had the passion and the enthusiasm and the creativity to become a poet, but that what I was writing was not poetry because I was just expressing my feelings and I wasn't try to make anything. — Edward Hirsch