Ethels Club Quotes & Sayings

The first symptom of love in a young man is shyness; the first symptom in a woman, it's boldness. — Victor Hugo

I have this dream that, secretly, all teenage girls feel exactly like me. And maybe one day, when we realize that we all feel the same, we can all stop pretending we're something we're not... — Zoe Sugg

Then I came back and restarted at the UW that fall. — Daniel J. Evans

Dogs have fleas; people have each other. We are born to die. Life is a continuing tragic comedy. Everything and everyone we love suffers. Anybody who doesn't see that has not grown up and known life. — Frederick Lenz

When science, art, literature, and philosophy are simply the manifestation of personality they are on a level where glorious and dazzling achievements are possible, which can make a man's name live for thousands of years. — Denis Diderot

The better conditioned team will probably win in the long run. — John Wooden

At times we can be self-absorbed. Lord, help us to open our hearts to others and to serve those who are most vulnerable. — Pope Francis

You must remember that you are called to save and set others free, to raise and develop strong and powerful leaders, who will form the government of the nations for Christ — Sunday Adelaja

Dig beneath a beautiful piece of writing [ ... ] and you will find all manner of dishonor. — Khaled Hosseini

I don't want to become as good as I once was. I want to become better. — Tiger Woods

He tucks me in and says good night but I catch his hand and hold him there. A side effect of the sleep syrup is that it makes people less inhibited, like white liquor, and I know I have to control my tongue. — Suzanne Collins

I do think Bitcoin is the first [encrypted money] that has the potential to do something like change the world. — Peter Thiel

far as science has been able to determine, the entire universe consists of but two elements - matter and energy. Through — Napoleon Hill

Anyone can get a job, but do you have a purpose? — Tom Butler-Bowdon

She looked for her guard, then back up at him. "No men?" "Ravishment of one's wife does not need an audience," he informed her. "Ravishment," she said, turning the word over on her tongue and seemingly considering its significance. "Unless I have interrupted your thoughts upon something else," he said reluctantly. She put her arms around his neck and stretched herself against him. "As it happens, I was just walking along the beach thinking about you." That was enough for him. He wrapped his arms around her purposefully. "Wouldn't you like to hear what I was thinking?" she asked. "Nay, I would not." "They were good thoughts, if you're interested." "Later," he said, bending his head to kiss her. — Lynn Kurland