Illmitz Tourismus Quotes & Sayings

We're just kinda surviving at a very comfortable level. — Bruce Johnston

You must admit I have a right to live in a pigsty if I want. — Diana Wynne Jones

If you start studying history closer, you'll find that most all wars are based on false flag operations to get people - to convince the people that they're under attack in some way so that they will support the wars. — Jesse Ventura

Now I appreciate that for those of you who have stayed with me this far, there's nothing too surprising about this romantic development. You probably saw it coming. But I didn't — James Patterson

The circumstances of our lives actually matter less to our happiness than the sense of control we feel over our lives. — Rory Sutherland

The best decisions he has made in his life, he said, were completely unexpected, the ones that cut against convention. Then he went even further. He said that every decision he has forced himself to make because it was unexpected has been a good one. — Michael Lewis

Although my parents were kind and loving, I had none of the joys, or the companionship, which small children usually have. From my earliest years my recollection is of my father saying: 'Do no' or 'Thou shall not'. Any form of sport or light entertainment was frowned upon and regarded as not edifying. There was only condemnation and prohibition ... — John George Haigh

What's the point of massive achievement if your life has no balance? And what's the point of winning the game if you never take the time to celebrate and appreciate the life you have? There's nothing worse than a rich person who's chronically angry or unhappy. — Anthony Robbins

I know you don't like to believe you ever need to be taken care of, but I can't stand the idea of you being sick and alone. I need to be here for you, babe. — Toni Blake

Do not be surprised that the world hates you, the truth is coming from the atheists I know. — Auliq Ice

Let each look to himself and see what God wants of him and attend to this, leaving all else alone. — Henry Suso

But now suddenly it occurs to me that by far the main protagonist of twentieth-century literature must be the chattering mind, which usually means the mind that can't make up its mind, the mind postponing action in indecision and, if we're lucky, poetry. — Tim Parks

None of it meant anything, and all of it was important. — Sarah Dessen