Ihonorthem Quotes & Sayings

All our lives we sweat and save
Building for a shallow grave
Must be something else we say
Somehow to defend this place
Everything must be this way. — Jim Morrison

Yikes, I hope it hadn't given him the scoots. That might get nasty. — Linda Kage

Everyone has been made for some particular work, and the desire for that work has been put in every heart. — Rumi

If you bear the cross unwillingly, you make it a burden, and load yourself more heavily; but you must bear it. — Thomas A Kempis

As your older brother, it's my sacred duty to save you from yourself."
She brings her fists down on the table, making all the dinner plates jump. "The ONLY reason you're fifteen minutes older than me is because you cut in front of the line, as usual! — Neal Shusterman

Life too is precious to waste - to spend on anything but the best. — Dexter Scott King

I notice people that look good. — Zac Efron

Human being can withstand a week without water, two weeks without food, many years of homelessness, but not loneliness. it iz the worst of all tortures,the worst of all sufferings. — Paul Coelho

Fortunately, the Buddha was characteristically precise about what those benefits include. He said that the intimacy and caring that fill our hearts as the force of lovingkindness develops will bring eleven particular advantages: You will sleep easily. You will wake easily. You will have pleasant dreams. People will love you. Devas [celestial beings] and animals will love you. Devas will protect you. External dangers [poisons, weapons, and fire] will not harm you. Your face will be radiant. Your mind will be serene. You will die unconfused. You will be reborn in happy realms. — Sharon Salzberg

Wisdom is knowing when you can't be wise. — Muhammad Ali

Forget the damned motor car and built cities for lovers and friends . — Lewis Mumford

The light that stopped the night felt like forgiveness. — Dar Williams

We all can't be Rich, but we can be civilized human beings to each other. — Saleem Durrani

She should be grateful. Without Vivian she'd be sliding down a dark path toward nowhere good . But it kind of feels nice to nurture her resentment, to foster it. It's something she can savor and control, this feeling of having been wronged by the world. That she has fulfilled her role as a thieving member of the underclass, now indentured to this genteel midwestern white lady, is too perfect for words. — Christina Baker Kline