Hanasaki Quotes & Sayings

Nobody is perfect. The harder you try to attain perfection, the harder you'll fail. — Isobel Irons

Some People think 'coven' is a word for a group of witches, and it's true that's what the dictionary says. But the real word for a group of witches is 'an argument'. — Terry Pratchett

A high upland common was this moor, two miles from end to end, and full of furze and bracken. There were no trees and not a house, nothing but a line of telegraph poles following the road, sweeping with rigidity from north to south; nailed upon one of them a small scarlet notice to stonethrowers was prominent as a wound. On so high and wide a region as Shag Moor the wind always blew, or if it did not quite blow there was a cool activity in the air. The furze was always green and growing, and, taking no account of seasons, often golden. Here in summer solitude lounged and snoozed; at other times, as now, it shivered and looked sinister. ("The Higgler") — A.E. Coppard

My miracle is what God does when I obey. — Rod Parsley

The best time to do something significant is between yesterday and tomorrow. — Zig Ziglar

But in good time you'll see that sometimes what matters isn't what one gives but what one gives up. — Carlos Ruiz Zafon

If you are looking to build a new culture or transform the one you have, the first questions you should ask yourself are, "What do we stand for?" and "What do we want to be known for? — Jon Gordon

Spirituality automatically leads to humility. When a flower develops into a fruit, the petals drop off on its own. When one becomes spiritual, the ego vanishes gradually on its own. A tree laden with fruits always bends low. Humility is a sign of greatness. — Ramakrishna

That is all that happened. Why did you hear something else? — Jay Asher

If you were an alien who came to our bookstores - or browsed our teen magazines - you'd think that only Earth girls who look like Mila Kunis ever got any action. — Rainbow Rowell

Butter my biscuits, now that's a woman." I — Penny Reid

Colonial American and Australian schoolchildren once memorized poems about British skylarks while the blue jays or cockatoos (according to continent) squawked outside, utterly ignored. The dominant culture has a way of becoming more real than the stuff at hand. — Barbara Kingsolver

A Minister can always give a reason; and, if he be clever, he can generally when doing so punish the man who asks for it. The punishing of an influential enemy is an indiscretion; but an obscure questioner may often be crushed with good effect. — Anthony Trollope

Hitler Youth Ronaldo! Which way to the street? — Timur Vermes

To think, I have had more than 60 years of hard struggle for a little liberty, and then to die without it seems so cruel. — Susan B. Anthony