Lavvocato Del Quotes & Sayings

When a heart breaks, million stories inside us get shattered. — Prassant Kevin

I have never known a patient to portray his parents more negatively than he actually experienced them in childhood but always more positively
because idealization of his parents was essential for his survival. — Alice Miller

Perfection's stuck. — Toba Beta

Sometimes you do your very best and you lose anyway. — Margaret Peterson Haddix

I tend to hear rhythm and melody, chord-progressions, long before I hear words. — Zach Condon

Faith is part of who I am, yes. I was raised Christian Scientist. The most important thing I saw every single week on the wall at Sunday school was the Golden Rule. — Ellen DeGeneres

Sin is the most expensive thing in the universe. Nothing else can cost so much. — Charles Grandison Finney

While many different animal species have nervous systems that enable anticipation of events - for example, learning that a flashing light is associated with a reward in a conditioned learning experiment - planning for the future seems to be a prefrontal invention. — Daniel J. Siegel

Good magic opens the mysteries to all; bad magic seeks simply to mystify. — Theodore Roszak

Back in the fifties, women were told to master the differences between oven cleaners and floor wax and special sprays for wood; today they're told to master the differences between toys that hone problem-solving skills and those that encourage imaginative play. This subtle shift in language suggests that playing with one's child is not really play but a job, just as keeping house once was. Buy Buy Baby is today's equivalent of the 1950s supermarket product aisle, and those shelves of child-rearing guides at the bookstore are today's equivalent of Good Housekeeping, offering women the possibility of earning a doctorate in mothering. — Jennifer Senior

My mother is a strong, wonderful woman. I could never be anything she didn't want me to be. — Mr. T

That the universe was formed by a fortuitous concourse of atoms, I will no more believe than that the accidental jumbling of the alphabet would fall into a most ingenious treatise of philosophy. — Jonathan Swift