Khost Afghanistan Quotes & Sayings

Ninety percent of hockey is mental and the other half is physical. — Wayne Gretzky

Hispanics still have the highest rate amongst teens with babies so at least the future housekeeping is secure. — Chelsea Handler

The healthiest way I know how to move through an emotion effectively is to surrender completely to that emotion when its loop of physiology comes over me. I simply resign to the loop and let it run its course for 90 seconds. Just like children, emotions heal when they are heard and validated. Over time, the intensity and frequency of these circuits usually abate. ...Paying attention to which array of circuits we are concurrently running provides us with tremendous insight into how our minds are fundamentally wired... — Jill Bolte Taylor

Write in pictures. With your words, let the reader see not letters, but images. Be specific about every detail, but don't describe it
make it happen on the page, if you were writing fiction, or make it happen over again, if you were writing about history or some recent event. — A.A. Patawaran

What does not satisfy when we find it, was not the thing we were desiring. — C.S. Lewis

The chief source of problems is solutions. — Eric Sevareid

Now, just after sundown, when all my work was over and I was on my way to my berth, it occurred to me that I should like an apple. — Robert Louis Stevenson

The 3 C's of life:
Choices, Chances, Changes.
You must make the choice, to take a chance, if you want anything in life to change. — Unknown

I love my parents. I did love them. It's complicated. — Roz Chast

Just because your aren't perfect, doesn't mean you aren't beautiful. — Zayn Malik

Association with human beings lures one into self-observation. — Franz Kafka

I give in to nothing or nobody. Cut me, break my bones, it was all the same. — Rocky Graziano

There are no real Californians. There are only people who live there and people who don't. — Laura Kalpakian

As Ramses did the same for his mother, he saw that her eyes were fixed on him. She had been unusually silent. She had not needed his father's tactless comment to understand the full implications of Farouk's death. As he met her unblinking gaze he was reminded of one of Nefret's more vivid descriptions. 'When she's angry, her eyes look like polished steel balls.' That's done it, he thought. She's made up her mind to get David and me out of this if she has to take on every German and Turkish agent in the Middle East. — Elizabeth Peters