Degler Whiting Quotes & Sayings

It's not the imbalances of life that will get you down-it's doing meaningless things that aren't taking you where you want to go. — Danielle LaPorte

It is such a terrifying thing to see a man cry. — Elizabeth Berg

Happiness will depend on what each of us does with what each has, what we learn from what we do, and what we do thereafter. — Boyd K. Packer

When we walked down the aisle, they played Taco Bell's Canyon, Quinn says knowingly. (Named for its German composer, Johann TacoBell.) — Michael Lewis

Don't make a deal with the devil. — Lailah Gifty Akita

Economy is the bone, politics is the flesh,
watch who they beat and who they eat. — Marge Piercy

Respectless and depraved, maybe. But happily respectless, happily depraved. — Jonathan Franzen

I ponder the rhythms of letting go and embracing whatever is around the corner, trusting that the empty spaces will be filled. And knowing that sometimes community can happen only in the gaps where mystery resides. — Joyce Hollyday

I'm not going to be labeled a black filmmaker. I am not here to just tell black stories. I'm here to tell all kinds of stories, musicals and dramas. — Lee Daniels

I am so happy that I am alive and can walk. — Etta James

When you have strong chemistry with your own characters, and the ending is coming soon, it feels like a beautiful farewell. You don't want to leave them. You just want to keep it that way. You just want to pause that last moment forever. I do. — Alvi Syahrin

He laughs
but it's a laugh
he has to
think about
first. — David Levithan

I can do anything if i want it enough. — Cherise Sinclair

Therein lies the insight: Even though you will continue moving forever - with each move taking you half the remaining distance to the wall - the total distance you travel can never be more than 2 feet, which is your starting distance from the wall. For mathematical purposes, the total distance you travel can be approximated as 2 feet, which turns out to be very handy for computation purposes. A mathematician would say that the sum of this infinite series 1 ft + ½ ft + ¼ ft + ⅛ ft ... converges to 2 feet, which is what our instructor was trying to teach us that day. — Charles Wheelan

(your my everything) from the book Waiting For A Fall — Sarah Tork