Galen Adams Quotes & Sayings

There's a big difference between showing interest and really taking interest. — Michael Nichols

Sometimes, when something really great happens to me, I like to wait two weeks before I tell anyone about it, because I like to use the word 'fortnight'. — Demetri Martin

Life, she realized, so often became a determined, relentless avoidance of pain-of one's own, of other people's. But sometimes pain had to be acknowledged and even touched so that one could move into it and through it and past it. Or else be destroyed by it. — Mary Balogh

The goal of war is peace, of business, leisure — Aristotle.

The essence of greatness is service to others. — Debasish Mridha

By the time I could have played football, I was already into acting and that's what I wanted to do. — David Morse

We will never bring peace at the hands of war. As a species we have to rise above it. — Rosie O'Donnell

Culture is what people invent when they have lost nature. — Diane Ackerman

SPIKE: I whistled at you.

STAR: I'm not a dog. Why would I respond to a whistle?

[He chuckled. He had been around too many club wh*res.] — Sam Crescent

Like a flower pressed flat and dried, we try to hold it still and say, this is exactly how it was the day I first saw it. But like the flower, the past cannot be trapped that way. It loses its fragrance and and its vitality, its fragility becomes brittleness and its colors fade. And when next you look on the flower, you know that it is not at all what you sought to capture, that that moment has fled forever. — Robin Hobb

New Beginnings are in order, and you are bound to feel some level of excitement as new chances come your way. — Auliq Ice

The odds will always favor the man with a plan. — Ziad K. Abdelnour

All my Doctor's said I should become a model. — Niki Taylor

Contemplative prayer is natural, unprogrammed; it is perpetual openness to God, so that in the openness his concerns can flow in and out of our minds as he wills. — Ray Simpson

Fear of death is merely the projection into the future of a fear which dates back to our first moment of life. — Emil M. Cioran