Kusuruk Quotes & Sayings

I see the glass half full ... but of poison. — Woody Allen

You will never know everything. Knowledge unfolds as we move forward. Sitting back and waiting to know everything before we do anything is a waste of life.
~ I Am Another You — Priya Kumar

A journey into the celestial cosmos! — Lailah Gifty Akita

However, by carefully noting Eve's inaccurate quotation of God's prohibition a few verses later, Bonchek shows that by "exaggerating the actual prohibition (from one tree to 'every tree of the garden'), the serpent created a new, but lopsided, frame of reference," a frame that catches Eve off guard and slyly manipulates her into ultimately deciding on a course of action she would not have agreed upon otherwise. Eve — Bradley J. Kramer

I would also tell kids to make sure that they love whatever they end up doing in life. To really be good at something and excel you have to love it and have to be dedicated to it. Not every day is great and not every day is easy, but you do it because you love it. — Danica Patrick

333 - Have you been asking the Universe a question? A 333 is a "Yes!" The Universe agrees with your line of thinking and your feelings. Similarly, sequences — Alex Marcoux

A bad decision well implemented is better than a brilliant decision not well implemented. — Peter Schutz

The truth can't be hidden for long. — William Shatner

You need to talk about sex with a sense of humor, especially because sex is a sensitive area for a lot of people. The other thing is that you may not want to tell the world everything you do in bed. — Paige Turco

But the problem is not really with God or his word. The problem is with us. The difficulties we have with those texts that deal with the responsibilities of men and women lie in us-not in the clarity or goodness of God's word. We can expect God's word to speak clearly. And it does. — Claire Smith

There is a whisper of light,
if you can hear
Louder than sound of darkness
you never fear — Munia Khan

His affections, like ivy, were the growth of time, they implied no aptness in the object. — Robert Louis Stevenson