Funny Catherine Ponder Quotes & Sayings

Always in my love, sudden night.
Always in myself, my enemy.
And always in my always, the same absence. — Carlos Drummond De Andrade

I want to ski as long as I can. — Lindsey Vonn

To the Happy Few! — Stendhal

At some point, it's time to stop fighting with death, my thighs and the way things are. And to realize that emotional eating in nothing but bolting from multiple versions of the above: the obsession will stop when the bolting stops. And at that point, we might answer, as spiritual teacher Catherine Ingram did, when someone asked how she allowed herself to tolerate deep sorrow, I live among the brokenhearted. They allow it. — Geneen Roth

Expectations imply a future, which doesn't exist. There's only the present. — Mark Tullius

Pass the pub that wrecks your body And the church, all they want is your money — Steven Morrissey

Before trying a novel I wrote a couple of plays. — James Merrill

Surviving in the township is like swimming in the ocean one mistake you drown — Thabiso Monkoe

This chance will stand before you only once. — Sandra Day O'Connor

They'll change the face of the countryside. They get their clatter into everything," the postmaster went on. "We even feel it here. Man used to come for his mail once a week. Now he comes every day, sometimes twice a day. He just can't wait for his damn catalogue. Running around. Always running around." He was so violent in his dislike that Adam knew he hadn't bought a Ford yet. It was a kind of jealousy coming out. "I wouldn't have one around," the postmaster said, and this meant that his wife was at him to buy one. It was the women who put the pressure on. Social status was involved. — John Steinbeck

I'd like to live as a poor man with lots of money. — Pablo Picasso

Only sinners need saviors. — Dan Barker

My biggest growth has been sitting with things that are uncomfortable and dealing with them. — Hilary Swank

She sat down at a table, with books piled high around her and began looking through them rapidly, looking for some information concerning marriage with mortals. Dust rose from the books and swirled about her, dancing and glittering wherever the light struck it.

Mika leaned over her shoulder curiously, repeating softly to himself some of the incantations he read there. At once there were faint rustlings and sighs in the air.

"Stop, stop!" Flumpdoria cried. "You silly thing, do you want all the jinns and genii in the world bumping about in this room? Don't say those spells aloud. And stop looking over my shoulder. It gives me the creeps. — Marian Cockrell