Deglaciation Quotes & Sayings

For a while parents seemed to forget that their responsibility as parents did not cease when the child turned on the radio; rather it increases. In the August, 1938, issue of Your Life, Mary Linton has this to say to the parent who is blaming everyone but himself for his child's actions:
It isn't up to the teachers in the schools, nor the Federal Radio Commissioners, nor anyone else on earth. It's up to us - it's our job! Our job to teach them right from wrong, honesty from dishonesty, a clean and intelligent attitude toward sex, a healthful fastidiousness about their own bodies. We can teach these things because we have the daily opportunity of knowing our children and their reactions. — Judith C. Waller

I'm terrible at heights. I hate it. I'm glad I'm only 5'7. — Zach Galifianakis

I don't read music; I taught myself guitar. — Beth Orton

Dad brought it home from Paris when Terese was five. What other kid that age had a $10,000 oboe? — S.A. Bodeen

Loving people the way Jesus did, means living a life of constant interruptions. Bring it. — Bob Goff

Cats and ghosts both partook of the saucers of milk and that was okay. They consumed different parts of it: the cats its substance, the ghosts its essence, and none went to waste. — Laini Taylor

You can't let your past write the future — Janny Wurts

You want God? Don't look at Scripture, look everywhere, at the planets, the constellations, the universe. Look at a bug, a flea. Look at the manifold wonders of creation, including the Nazis. That's the kind of God you're dealing with. — E.L. Doctorow