Kramdens Workplace Quotes & Sayings

Meditation is a valuable exercise, but eventually you have to open up your eyes and look around. — Dan Millman

The impossible yesterday is routine today. Wait until tomorrow. — Ken Robinson

What are you doing?" I say hoarsely as he trails a finger from the beauty mark on my rib cage to the one on my hip, leaving a path of goose bumps in his wake.
"Connecting the dots," he murmurs with a wicked look. "Uh-oh, you made me lose my place. Now I have to start all over again ... — Laura Wiess

If you hate life, you haven't seen enough of it. If you hate your life, it's because your life is too small and doesn't fit you. — Augusten Burroughs

Most human beings know only the language of exploitation. Due to their selfishness, they are unable to consider others. — Mata Amritanandamayi

I am just one of many thousands called to be an evangelist. — Billy Graham

If knowledge were located in the Pleiades (a constellation of stars), the Persians would surely attain it — Anonymous

The trials on the road to world harmony are no greater than the courage of those who accept the challenge. — Carl Lewis

by the light of Gypsy fires, my sister and I came of age way too soon

our childhoods were swept away — Roo Bardookie

It's a shame cars don't run on cognitive dissonance. — Lewis Black

But then in all his words if not deeds Jefferson was so beautifully human, so eminently vague, so entirely dishonest but not in any meretricious way. Rather it was a passionate form of self-delusion that rendered Jefferson as president and as man (not to mention as writer of tangled sentences and lunatic metaphors) confusing even to his admirers. Proclaiming the unalienable rights of man for everyone (excepting slaves, Indians, women and those entirely without property), Jefferson tried to seize the Floridas by force, dreamed of a conquest of Cuba, and after his illegal purchase of Louisiana sent a military governor to rule New Orleans against the will of its inhabitants. — Gore Vidal

For a scientist, altering your doctrines when the facts change is not a sign of weakness. — Albert Einstein

To justify their avoidance of embarrassment, the whole profession tells the rest of us, based on "extensive scientific studies," that black is white. — Timothy Ferriss

Who can quit young lives after being long in company with them, and not desire to know what befell them in their after-years? — George Eliot