Jongup Bap Quotes & Sayings

The darn trouble with cleaning the house is it gets dirty the next day anyway, so skip a week if you have to. The children are the most important thing. — Barbara Bush

You know when there's someone new on the rise and there's too much hype? I didn't want that to be me. — Shannyn Sossamon

I am trying to decide between the whole truth, and nothing but the truth,' he said presently. 'I am afraid my history is such that I can't manage both at once.

'Hi - no need for the truth at all,' said Paddy Ryan. 'Who said anything about the truth? You're a free man in this country, Walter Moody. You tell me any old rubbish you like, and if you string it out until we reach the junction at Kunara, then I shall count it as a very fine tale. — Eleanor Catton

A biography is never a biography of one person, of course, but the individual life of your protagonist will never conform. It will always bang up against history. — Rachel Holmes

I want to be distinguished from the rest; to tell the truth, a friend to all mankind is not a friend for me. — Moliere

I look at myself and read what people say on the internet and some fans say the club should get rid of me - which shows how fickle some people can be. — Robbie Savage

Dreams are fuel for creation. — Joseph Hunt

Poems, to me, do not come from ideas, they come from a series of images that you tuck away in the back of your brain. Little photographic snapshots. Then you get the major vision of the poem, which is like a giant magnet to which all these disparate little impressions fly and adhere, and there is the poem! — Carolyn Kizer

Learn all the rules ... then break them. — Lea DeLaria

Sometimes you just have to be blunt and say, 'I rock. — Sylvia Day

My husband is always accusing me of being a context-free individual. He asks something and he has no idea where it came from or what it related to. I have to supply him with way more supplementary information than I ever have to supply my female friends. — Heidi Julavits

There are two ways of persuading men of the truths of our religion; one by the power of reason, the other by the authority of the speaker.
We do not use the latter but the former. We do not say: 'You must believe that because Scripture, which says it, is divine,' but we say that it must be believed for such and such a reason. But these are feeble arguments, because reason can be bent in any direction. — Blaise Pascal

To propel our Louisiana culture into the future seems to be quite a task, but if one lives for the music as Cedric does, the path seems effortless. These songs may well be early brushstrokes of a life's worth of possibilities, not only for himself, but also for the identity survival of a culture. — Michael Doucet