Kondosthara Quotes & Sayings

Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are. — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

While it takes at least two to reconcile, it only takes one to forgive. — Bill Johnson

Occasionally, you feel like the only person able to win the match. So you take all the responsibility, you do too much, and you do something bad. — Mario Balotelli

We had traveled far and long to get here but were still the same still-born, unreconstructed people who had once met on this landscape that began somewhere not too far south of the south and ended all the way up in the northernmost extremes of the north, and every soul begotten upon this land was a bastard child of that interminable human equation: colonizer and colony, slave and master, rapist and victim, and any pledge to loyalty and patriotism was an oath to both parts of this equation - we were the seconds obliviously turned up on the old, unregenerate battlefield, here to fight in history's redundant, never-ending duel, always carrying someone else's sword and flag in the name of the myth. — John M. Keller

She meant that they'd never used words like "separation" and "divorce" even in their worst screaming matches. They yelled things like, "You're infuriating!" "You don't think!" "You are the most annoying woman in the history of annoying women!" "I hate you!" "I hate you more!" and they always, always used the word "always," even though Clementine's mother had said you should never use that word in an argument with your spouse, as in, for example, "You always forget to refill the water jug!" (But Sam did always forget. It was accurate.) — Liane Moriarty

MAKE YOUR DESIRES CLEAR, AND TO REDUCE THEM TO WRITING. — Napoleon Hill

Don't worry, little dhampir. You might be surrounded by clouds, but you'll always be like sunshine to me. — Richelle Mead

Write what should not be forgotten. — Isabel Allende

We can't disrupt polling places anymore, ... It doesn't serve any purpose. It just makes people mad. — John McCain

There is something important you should know: the most significant examples of great work, the most poignant, the most inspiring, the ones we know would take your breath away, we can't tell you about. They haven't happened yet. They're yours. — David Sturt