Kitiya Mischo Quotes & Sayings

I could give love. If someone ever wanted it from me." -Hades — Charlotte Bennardo

According to your sympathy, you will take pleasure in your own happiness or in the happiness of other people; but it is always your own happiness you seek. — John Buchanan Robinson

Not like you have anything to lose," Em added, coming up beside us. "Find Buck, then we'll ditch this place. I'm ready for a three-way with Ben and Jerry — Joanna Wylde

The reason it hurts so much to separate is because our souls are connected. — Nicholas Sparks

Small, deliberate actions inspired by your true desires create a life you love. — Danielle LaPorte

I love you and I always will and I am sorry. What a useless word. — Ernest Hemingway,

Hal frowned. "Are you sure this is a good idea?"
"Uh, live in a tropical paradise for a week and sip fruity drinks with umbrellas in them by the pool? Yeah, Hal," I said, cranking up the sarcasm far past eleven, "that's a fate worse than death. I don't know what I was thinking."
"No," he said, stretching the word out longer than was healthy for it, "I was thinking more like going on a honeymoon without a wife."
I dropped a sock and looked up at him, stung. "Don't rub it in, man. — Cary Attwell

People have a habit of doing everyday things even under the oddest conditions. — Harper Lee

We are all of life
who stepped from the sea
trading weightless journeys of the currents
We are all of life
who build and tear down and build again
to find gold and silver
to find scars that weep and bleed
to step from the sea
to stay with the sea — Tamara Rendell

Am I defined by what I've seen, or do I define the world by what I've witnessed? O, what beautiful or terrible thing waits around the next corner? Who isn't in love with this mystery? — Sherman Alexie

any society or government that relies too heavily on technology will find itself perched perilously on a crumbling precipice over the valley of death and destruction. — Michael Bunker

Of what I learned at Yale," writes Lewis Lapham, "I learned in what I now remember as one long, wayward conversation in the only all-night restaurant on Chapel Street. The topics under discussion - God, man, existence, Alfred Prufrock's peach - were borrowed from the same anthology of large abstraction that supplied the texts for English 10 or Philosophy 116." The classroom is the grain of sand; it's up to you to make the pearl. — William Deresiewicz

There are consequences to ignoring consequences that are a consequence of my blatant unwillingness to learn from my consequences. — Craig D. Lounsbrough

I get the beginning. I get the end. Then I write the middle. That's how I do it. — Chazz Palminteri