J Frost Arnhem Quotes & Sayings

Every age has its darkness. — Liz Braswell

How should you deal with the challenges in your life? First, recognize that the situation or event has a purpose and that it is meant to benefit you. The circumstances may look like problems, feel like problems, and seem to be problems, but that's just one possible point of view. Once you learn to look at your problems as "workout situations," they take on a whole new aspect. I call them "workout situations" because they are just that: situations you can "work out" with so that you can gain strength and understanding. After you have done that, the circumstance is of no further use to you and it passes out of your life. — Anonymous

I am here alone for the first time in weeks, to take up my "real" life again at last. That is what is strange - that friends, even passionate love, are not my real life unless there is time alone in which to explore and to discover what is happening or has happened. Without the interruptions, nourishing and maddening, this life would become arid. Yet I taste it fully only when I am alone here and "the house and I resume old conversations". — May Sarton

I think there were bad actors in the government and bad actors in the finance, mortgage, markets industries that need to be called out and held accountable. — Hillary Clinton

You'll be stuck in my head like a melody. — Usher Raymond

The male cannot bear very much humiliation; and he really cannot bear it, it obliterates him. — James A. Baldwin

All financial success comes from acting on a plan. A lot of financial failure comes from reacting to the market — Nick Murray

Americans are all inquisitive, which accounts for their go-aheadativeness, I dare say. — May Agnes Fleming

A big part of being a well-adjusted person is accepting that you can't be good at everything. — Kelly Williams Brown

Canada has no cultural unity, no linguistic unity, no religious unity, no economic unity, no geographic unity. All it has is unity. — Kenneth E. Boulding

Planetologist call it the conundrum of unforeseen ecological consequence. I call it the whack-a-mole rule of human meddling. She clasped both hands like a child hammering. WHACK! We change something here. Oops, that makes another problem pop up there where we didn't expect it. WHACK! So, we whack that mole. Oops! We're so smart that we're a menace. — Robert Buettner

Seances is an internet project where I intended to adapt at least a hundred and maybe three hundred lost films into ten and twenty minute long fragmentary versions. We then uploaded them to an internet archive that fragmented them even more. We treated them like shreds of lost movie spirits and allowed these spirits to interrupt each other in non-consecutive collisions that formed new movies. — Guy Maddin