Diagnosticada Con Quotes & Sayings

Read (this book), smile, enjoy, and if you happen to learn something along the way, don't get upset. — Victor Borge

What does 'giddy' mean?" Violet asked, when they had finished reading the note.
"'Dizzy and excited,'" Klaus said, having learned the word from a collection of poetry he'd read in first grade. "I guess he means excited about Peru. Or maybe he's excited about having a new assistant."
"Or maybe he's excited about us," Violet said. — Lemony Snicket

Pantomime is a big thing in the cultural calendar of my country, you know. So subtlety's not my forte. — Alan Cumming

I'd learned balance is internal; that there really wasn't one set formula for how to live your life nor how to handle the wife-mother-businesswoman juggling act. Maybe it was just being tuned in to every role and knowing when one or the other needed to be the focus. — Kaira Rouda

Alas! How difficult it is to prevent the countenance from betraying guilt! — Ovid

Restless thoughts are a kind of mental 'static' which must be silenced if we are to hear the whispers of our inner self. — John Novak

You're the only one who's closing your eyes at night. There's no one else who can do it for you. — James Caan

Killing is fundamentally in our nature because over the eons of human evolution murder was so surprisingly beneficial in the intense game of reproductive competition, — David Buss

I write all the time, and I write a lot of songs, but before I started putting out records those songs always just ended up on stuff that I did with The Babies. — Kevin Morby

A dance to the music of time. — Anthony Powell

If you want God's grace, all you need is need, all you need is nothing. But that kind of spiritual humility is hard to muster. We come to God saying, "Look at all I've done," or maybe "Look at all I've suffered." God, however, wants us to look to him - to just wash. — Timothy Keller

I was gawky and she was gorgeous and I was hopelessly boring and she was endlessly fascinating. — John Green

This is no longer a prayer but a demand to be made by all peoples to their governments - a demand to choose definitively between hell and reason. — Albert Camus