Meggies Plan Quotes & Sayings

Will laughed. 'I now know why fate linked you with Xav. You are going to tease each other unmercifully.'
Victorthrew down a card. 'Might make the world a little safer for the rest of us then.'
'Unless they turn their powers jointly on us,' suggested Sky, her old sparkle back in her eyes.
The Benedict brothers groaned in unison. — Joss Stirling

Time. There is much time left and lots of life seasons. There is much to see, to do, and to be. — Adam Young

Come, my best friends, my best books, and lead me on. — Abraham Cowley

Roses are red
Violets are blue
Be very afraid
We're coming for you. — Gena Showalter

You have to be intense. This only comes from the CEO, this only comes from the founders. — Sam Altman

May be we are not such fools as we look. But though we be, we are well content, so long as we may be two fools together. — R.D. Blackmore

You are strong, omnipotent, and omniscient. No matter that you have not expressed it yet, it is in you. All knowledge is in you, all power, all purity, and all freedom-why cannot you express this knowledge? Because you do not believe in it ... Believe in it, and it must and will come out. — Swami Vivekananda

I always know what I'm going to write before I sit down. — Ruth Rendell

Never have I experienced a serenity and sweetness of disposition as with my Chocolate Lab. — Mortimer Zuckerman

For most jobs, especially those in the digital economy, there is no objective standard for being 'qualified.' If you and the team you're working with think you're qualified, you are. — Lisa Gansky

No nation has been on earth since the beginning of time and the very concept of nationhood is pretty recent. Despite that, most nations look upon their own existence as a self-evident destiny conferred by God, or by Nature, since time immemorial. Nations tend to think of their cultures and political systems, even their frontiers, as the work of Man, but they see their national existence as a transcendent fact, beyond all question — Milan Kundera

In Buddhism we also interprete Dharma to mean 'cessation,' as in the end of dissatisfaction, the end of dukkha. This is the purpose of Buddha's teachings. — David Michie