Hefziba Kibbutz Quotes & Sayings

It's said on my world that the only thing evil needs to succeed is for good men to do nothing." - Will Bradshaw — Arthur Daigle

For those who love what they do, even working 18 hours a day, 7 days a week is not work at all. It is just fun. -RVM — R.v.m.

The truth of course was otherwise, but Lecha had never felt she owed anyone the truth, unless it was truth about their own lives, and then they had to pay her to tell them. — Leslie Marmon Silko

I thought people wouldn't take me seriously if too much acting was involved in the singing. But now I love the idea of mixing everything together. — Charlotte Gainsbourg

The other two groaned. "Over my dead body," Lillian said grimly. "You realize we'll have to resort to creative measures if we're to pry Evie out of her family's clutches and find a good match for her."
"We will," came Daisy's confident reply. "Believe me, dear, if we can find a husband for you, we can do anything."
"That does it," Lillian said, and sprang from the settee to advance menacingly toward her with an upraised cushion.
Giggling, Daisy scrambled behind the nearest piece of furniture and cried, "Remember, you're a countess! Where's your dignity?"
"I've misplaced it," Lillian informed her, and chased after her with glee. — Lisa Kleypas

Why should I be unhappy?
Every parcel of my being
is in full bloom. — Rumi

People have different impressions of themselves, and where reality lies is somewhere in between. — Bill Gross

Glad to see you'll remain your usual modest self."
"But you'll love me anyway, won't you?"
She gasped. And Ash discovered demons could blush. "I have no idea what you're talking about."
"I'm pretty sure you do. I'd do anything for you, Parvati. You know that. We've been side by side for thousands of years, but never together. Let's fix that... Come downstairs and meet my parents."
"I cannot believe I'm doing this," said Parvati. — Sarwat Chadda

Men are conservatives when they are least vigorous, or when they are most luxurious. They are conservatives after dinner. — Ralph Waldo Emerson