Loquat Fruits Quotes & Sayings

It's baseball. You've got to be the same guy every day, no matter if you go 4-for-4 or 0-for-4. — Gordon Beckham

Suddenly, you will stop, you and me and all of us. Your lungs will rest at last and the electric pulse in your pulse will vanish into the darkness from which it came.

Put your fingers in your ears, lay your head on the pillow, listen to the footsteps of your blood.

You are alive. — Sarah Moss

Turbulence is life force. It is opportunity. Let's love turbulence and use it for change. — Ramsey Clark

So what if you fail? At least you'll know what not to do when you try again. — Venus Williams

Many people are in fact living with a diminished sense of meaning, and they struggle to fill the void within them by frantically pursuing power, money, pleasure, thrills, mind-altered states, or the latest psychic fad. Yet these compulsive cravings only serve to reveal the lack of purpose in their lives, poor substitutes for a life built around authentic purpose and genuine meaning. — John Chaffee

I've always loved the Bond films. — Kenneth Branagh

...but the tenure of friendships has never been governed by the passage of time. — Amor Towles

It is about being born downtrodden and staying that way. Hard work makes no difference, he is saying. My lot, the lots of those around me, were cast the moment we were born into the gutter to parents who never managed to step outside the gutter themselves. — Cathy Marie Buchanan

The strength of any plan depends on the time. Circumstances and things eternally shift and change. — Michel De Montaigne

The men and women who forged this nation [USA] were straight-up maniacs about freedom. It was just about the only thing they cared about, so they jammed it into everything. This is understandable, as they were breaking away from a monarchy. But it's also a little bonkers, since one of the things they desired most desperately was freedom of religion, based on the premise that Europe wasn't religious enough and that they needed the freedom to live by non-secular laws that were more restrictive than that of any government, including provisions for the burning of suspected witches. — Chuck Klosterman