Darla Hood Quotes & Sayings
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There is a majestic grandeur in tranquillity. — Washington Irving
Desire-Aspire-Perspire-Inspire but, don't Expire! — Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
You know how women can be. One little attempted murder and they're on to the next guy. — Lexi Blake
It's a good excuse, though, orphanhood. It explains everything - every mistake and wrong turn. As Sherlock Holmes declared. She had no mother to advise her. How we long for it, that lack of advice! Imprudence could have been ours. Passionate affairs. Reckless adventures. Of course we're grateful for our stable upbringings, our hordes of informative relatives, our fleece-lined advantages, our lack of dramatic plots. But there's a corner of envy in us all the same. Why doesn't anything of interest happen to us, coddled as we are? Why do the orphans get all the good lines? — Margaret Atwood
It takes 21 days to develop a habit. — Maxwell Maltz
History does influence our lives - every moment. We never sort of live our lives in a linear fashion. We always have these memories and these images from our past that sometimes we're not even aware of, and they sort of shape who we are. — Dinaw Mengestu
I have one top-notch baby with whom I am in love. It's a head-over-heels "first love" kind of thing, because I pay for everything and all we do is hold hands. — Tina Fey
I just put the reflexes in the proper direction. — Angelo Dundee
If I love myself
I love you.
If I love you
I love myself. — Jalaluddin Rumi
Any belief worth having must survive doubt — George Bernard Shaw
I was very aware of performers who have a persona, whether it's Siouxsie Sioux or Patti Smith or Lydia Lunch, and I'm just this middle-class girl coming from a more conventional upbringing, this California person. But in a way I felt like it's important to represent the normal. — Kim Gordon
Erections, as we all know, come to the teenager on a plate. — Martin Amis
The need to find meaning ... is as real as the need for trust and for love, for relations with other human beings. — Margaret Mead