Love Means Pics Quotes & Sayings

A gentleman wishes to be slow to speak and quick to act. — Confucius

Let every woman, who has once begun to think, examine herself — Margaret Fuller

I often tell people I don't care whether they join the NAACP or some other group, but you better join something. — Benjamin Todd Jealous

Atheism is a very positive affirmation of man's ability to think for himself, to do for himself, to find answers to his own problems. — Madalyn Murray O'Hair

The Greeks, it will be recalled, regarded Eros, the god of love, as the eldest of the gods; but also as the youngest, born fresh and dewy-eyed in every living heart. — Joseph Campbell

Gossipmongers = Toxic Hearts
Toxic Hearts = Bigot Souls — Angelica Hopes

Generally she avoided mirrors. It embarrassed her to lose her own breath at the sight of herself. — Kristin Cashore

Maybe you have to know the darkness before you can appreciate the light. — Madeleine L'Engle

When I approach a person, I feel a certain way. If I don't feel that way, I'm not going to approach that individual. "I see something in you" - I want the person to know that. — Jamel Shabazz

The consolation of reading biography: Most great men have led lives even more miserable than our own. — Edward Abbey

He arched a brow. "Miss Lahey, are you flirting with me?"
"Well, hot stuff, if you have to ask, I'm not doing it right."
His laughter rumbled low, slithering heat underneath my skin. I pulled him to me, backing him against the table, risking a literal firestorm as his lips laid upon mine with a burning promise of
"That's how babies are made!"
I reeled back and knocked over a chair. "Aunt M!"
"Sex kills!"
"M, seriously." Mom walked into the kitchen and rolled her eyes.
My aunt patted her belly. "It killed my waistline." Then she cackled.
Who was the banshee now?
"Ayden and Rory sitting in a tree," Selena sing-songed, "making b-a-b-b-y-n-g."
"Mom!"
"Selena," Mom admonished. "That's not the right spelling. — A&E Kirk

At Microsoft, the magic of software is used to take on very interesting challenges. — Jeff Raikes

On observing 1963 America for the first time, the author says that organization and standardization to a certain degree compete with divine providence. — Karl Barth