Graduation Memory Quotes & Sayings

Think twice before you speak to a friend in need — Ambrose Bierce

Times like this were special. Memory builders. When something extraordinary happened to a person the
kind of things remembered forever after it didn't have to be a life-changing event like a graduation or
marriage or birth of a child. It more often was the small things. The sheer joy of summer sunlight on a
fragrant flower. The giggle of a toddler. The brush of a lover's fingertips. And the person marks the
moment with the flashing insight thinking ... This is special. I should remember this — Sandra Hill

My humor is so dirty I could masturbate to it. — Aleksandra Ninkovic

If you do the work you get rewarded. There are no shortcuts in life. — Michael Jordan

Domain names and websites are Internet real estate. — Marc Ostrofsky

Spiritually the jugs may be graduated thus: Just below the shoulder of the first bottle, serious and concentrated conversation. Two inches farther down, sweetly sad memory. Three inches more, thoughts of old and satisfactory loves. An inch, thoughts of old and bitter loves. Bottom of the first jug, general and undirected sadness. Shoulder of the second jug, black, unholy despondency. Two fingers down, a song of death or longing. A thumb, every other song each one knows. The graduation stops here, for the trail splits and there is no certainty. From this point on, anything can happen. — John Steinbeck

In the real world irrational things happened, impossible coincidences happened, because probability required that coincidences rarely, but not never, occur. — Orson Scott Card

The memory of sacred moment is unforgettable. — Lailah Gifty Akita

I like to be able to connect with people. And that's how I connect, right away. I like to really talk to somebody. To me, it makes my night more interesting. — Dov Davidoff

After all the screaming in our house, there reigned, that winter on Middlesex, only silence. A silence so profound that, like the left foot of the President's secretary, it erased portions of the official record. — Jeffrey Eugenides