Lavocats Quotes & Sayings

When you judge the power that is in a person, you must judge their capacities as both friend and as enemy. — Gregory David Roberts

I realize only one person will be damaged beyond repair if Peeta dies. Me. — Suzanne Collins

I'm a bit of a caveman - I don't go out into the digital space very often. I lie facedown on the grass and count how many bugs I can find. — Dave Matthews

After the hockey stick, Sardara Singh scores with the broom! A great effort by him towards a Swachh Bharat. — Narendra Modi

Ribbons I can see the artwork in my head, a dark background with a girl's naked body, melting from her hips down into ribbons of red. The image fits this song to a T. It's a bout breaking down and finding yourself in sex. I think Naomi started writing it before she'd ever had any. Only virgins are this dirty. — C.M. Stunich

Don't sweat the small stuff. — Richard Carlson

I told them my system was based on the "ant plan," that I'd gotten the idea watching a colony of ants in Africa during the war. A whole bunch of ants working toward a common goal. — Bear Bryant

But the longing was the phantom ache of an amputated limb. It was part of her, and most of the time she didn't notice. But certain moments were like reaching for something with a hand that wasn't there. — Carrie Vaughn

I don't want to be in a world where he doesn't get to survive. How is that in any way fair? — Nalini Singh

Christmas celebrations in the early colonies to the condemnations today of the commercial nature of the feast. — Anne Rice

If you did go to high school and then college, there's definitely a solidarity with someone that is from your hometown and knows your mom and all that stuff. — John Krasinski

It is statesmanlike for the administration and Congress to look to our nation's welfare beyond their terms in office. — Nick Clooney

Writers can live everywhere. It's our superpower. — Scott Westerfeld

Margaret De Wys's Ecstatic Healing is a holy voyage--a remarkable testament of one courageous woman forced by her own sickness to discover the mysterious world of shamanic and spiritual healing. Her's is a journey of surrendering, a journey to faith, and a journey toward accepting herself as a healer. As in her first book "Black Smoke" Margaret writes with utter honesty, which helps us as we join her on her personal journey and question our own life journey as human beings and as healers. — Itzhak Beery