Educare Online Quotes & Sayings

Life works however the hell you make it work. — Maya Banks

I have way too much going on, as usual, but fortunately it's all good stuff. I'm not complaining. — Brad Listi

I wanna be the villain. Villains have fun. — Donal Logue

The room was so neat and tidy it made me feel quite depressed ... I do not allow myself to repine about what cannot be helped; but I remembered earlier Decembers, under the cloudless blue skies and brilliant sun of Egypt.
As I stood morosely contemplating the destruction of our cheerful domestic clutter, and recalling better days, I heard the sound of wheels on the gravel of the drive. The first guest had arrived. Gathering the robes of my martyrdom about me, I made ready to receive her. — Elizabeth Peters

I don't like people who get into fights about football - or anything else. — Viggo Mortensen

The Enlightenment has always aimed at liberating men from fear and establishing their sovereignty. Yet the fully enlightened earth radiates disaster triumphant. — Theodor Adorno

It is vain to trust in wrong; as much of evil, so much of loss, is the formula of human history. — Theodore Parker

Dear Abby,
My boyfriend won't suck my blood. I've offered, I've cajoled. I've even begged, even though begging is totally humiliating and degrading because I'm so afraid that if he doesn't, he's going to die. Oh, and did I mention he's a vampire? No, really, the undead kind.
Signed,
Confused in Texas.
Dear Confused:
What the Fuck!? — Maria Lima

Children learn to smile from their parents. — Shinichi Suzuki

In my world there would be as many libraries as there are Starbucks. — Henry Rollins

Journalism never admits that nothing much is happening. — Mason Cooley

And at the risk of answering the same question the same way over and over: it's not a fucking binary. It would be easier for a lot of people if it were, but it just bloody well ain't, and nothing any of us does can make it that way. Please take a deep breath. Or, — S. Bear Bergman

I love being naked. I'm a free spirit. — Alessandra Torresani

When I learn the meaning of a word, I know the word; but when I say to myself, 'I know the word,' there comes a reflection of the word back from the mirror of my mind, making a second impression, and after that I am at least not so likely to forget it ... When, then, I think about the impression that the word makes upon me, how it is affecting me with the knowledge of itself, then I am what I should call self-conscious of the word - conscious not only that I know the word, but that I know the phenomena of knowing the word - conscious of what I am as regards my knowing of the word. — George MacDonald