Gardine Quotes & Sayings

But what the measured prose of psychiatrists and the carefully calculated statistics of social scientists rarely capture is the experience of inner struggle. These "significant changes" do not occur automatically. In fact, they must often fight against our resistance. In this sense, midlife is a drama more worthy of a playwright than a scholar. We are characters in the play, caught at the opening of the second act, and we do not know what will happen next. — Mark Gerzon

Eyes which feast on the beauty of the world will always look beautiful to others. That which receives beauty exudes it as well. — Vironika Tugaleva

each year, she finds her friendships less volatile and easier, because she increasingly succeeds at looking past their flaws and disappointments and homing in on their pleasures and on what set them in motion to begin with. And she wonders why she didn't do that sooner, why she gave in to so much fury and sorrow when she could have just let those emotions go. — Frank Bruno

I'll have the Walk of Shame burrito. — Tracy March

She had to tell somebody, and Matthew would do. He would not be particularly interested, she knew, but she would tell him anyway. She had to share her joy, as Lou knew that joy unshared was a halved emotion, just as sadness and loss, when borne alone, were often doubled. — Alexander McCall Smith

Don't stop believin'. Hold on to the feelin — Journey

Love is happy when it is able to give something. The ego is happy when it is able to take something. — Rajneesh

I do not act, and people become reformed by themselves. — Laozi

In other news, a recent report suggests that things may not be as they seem. — Joseph Fink

If a man paints a target on his chest, he should expect that sooner or later someone will loose an arrow on him. — George R R Martin

At first Lissar merely ran away; away from the yellow city, away from the prince whom she loved with both halves of her broken heart. — Robin McKinley