Didonatos Christmas Quotes & Sayings

So we surrender to stupidity, do we? Freedom of speech is sacrificed at the altar of manufactured rage. — David Mitchell

Practice calling people by their names. Every year shrewd manufacturers sell more briefcases, pencils, Bibles, and hundreds of other items just by putting the buyer's name on the product. People like to be called by name. It gives everyone a boost to be addressed by name. — David J. Schwartz

In my time, the follies of the town crept slowly among us, but now they travel faster than a stagecoach. — Oliver Goldsmith

I want there to be a level of respect between everybody. — Kenny Chesney

Where are you, bloodsuckers? Here, fangy, fangy, fangy ... — Jeaniene Frost

Once upon a time, I lost everything and I was so alone. The sadness, the hurt, it all seemed so infinite. When you're wandering alone in a storm, you can't see the end, or if there even is one, and how close it might be.
I'm still wandering, but maybe I don't feel so lost now.
I'll keep trying. I promise. — Kelley York

I might then squeeze the juices of my thought more fully out of me — Dante Alighieri

There are few situations in life that cannot be resolved promptly, and to the satisfaction of all concerned, by either suicide, a bag of gold, or thrusting a despised antagonist over a precipice on a dark night — Ernest Bramah

I would have to say News Radio is the highlight of my career. I love the character so much. — Stephen Root

Habit will be your champion. When you train the mind to think one way and one way only, when you refuse to allow it to think in another, that will produce great strength in battle. — Steven Pressfield

But fear and fascination are yokefellows, oxen out of step but pulling in the same direction... — Winston Graham

I was for ever making plans, and if nothing came of them, what did it matter? The mere making had been a joy. — Elizabeth Von Arnim

Are not the mountains, waves, and skies as much a part of me, as I of them? — George Gordon Byron

The minister's task is not to coddle the saints but to collar the sinners. — Hugh Price Hughes

The BBC's aim, along with schools, libraries and literacy groups, to involve more people in reading groups is an exciting idea and one that I hope will keep readers all over the UK exploring and sharing the wonderful world of books. — Tessa Jowell