Ingebretsens Minneapolis Quotes & Sayings

Kill two birds with one stone, feed the homeless to the hungry. — Ray Bradbury

If there's no sacrifice, there's no love. — Hanif Kureishi

Imagine if you were performing at your full potential, the lives you would change - including yours. Just imagine... — Bobby F. Kimbrough Jr.

The happiest people on Earth are the ones who know love. — Wayne Gerard Trotman

Oh, God, give me grace for this day. Not for a lifetime, nor for next week, nor for tomorrow, just for this day. Direct my thoughts and bless them Direct my work and bless it. Direct the things I say and give them blessing, too. Direct and bless everything that I think and speak and do. So that for this one day, just this one day, I have the gift of grace that comes from your presence ... — Marjorie Holmes

We affect one another quite enough merely by existing. Whenever the stars cross, or is it comets? fragments pass briefly from one orbit to another. On rare occasions there is total collision, but most often the two simply continue without incident, neither losing more than a particle to the other, in passing. — Gore Vidal

I'm pointing out you've been missed. Being present is one hundred percent more meaningful than being there in spirit. — Penny Reid

If I don't go to mass, necessarily, every day, but I definitely go to the church every day. That's how I start my day. I like to get in there for about 15 to 20 minutes and say my prayers. — Mark Wahlberg

Anything that is within someone else's reach is also within yours. Set your goals no matter how impossible they may seem. Then focus on what is between you and that goal. And then, simply take out the obstacles as they come. — Liz Murray

Things just always seem to lead to the logical next step. — Charlie Worsham

To talk of 'prizing her open' as if she were an oyster, to use any but the finest and subtlest and most pliable tools upon her was impious and absurd. — Virginia Woolf

I love the ending of 'The Wrestler.' — Damien Chazelle

There are seductions that should be in the Smithsonian Institute, right next to The Spirit of St. Louis. — Richard Brautigan