Minuet And Trio Quotes & Sayings

The writing of the wise are the only riches our posterity cannot squander. — Walter Savage Landor

I think I learned a lot on Beaches. A guy I worked with Dante Spinotti is a wonderful cinematographer and it was his first picture and he went on to be nominated for an Academy Award for "LA Confidential" which was great. — Garry Marshall

Deep down inside we're all the same. We all have the same emotions. — Michael Jackson

I've been taught in my life that you can have plans, but you can't count on them. — Taya Kyle

Did we salivate for sadness, or had we only learned to enjoy what we were forced to eat? — Viet Thanh Nguyen

Love is just a word we use to describe what boils down to a selfish and temporary state of happiness. — Sara Zarr

I read that book, 'Lonesome Dove,' and I told my agent that they were gonna make a miniseries out of it and I wanted to be in it. I didn't care what part. — Barry Corbin

There is another part of us that receives the judgments, and this part is called the Victim. The Victim carries the blame, the guilt, and the shame. It is the part of us that says, "Poor me, I'm not good enough, I'm not intelligent enough, I'm not attractive enough, I'm not worthy of love, poor me." The big Judge agrees and says, "Yes, you are not good enough." And this is all based on a belief system that we never chose to believe. — Miguel Ruiz

Space is unimaginably big. — Douglas Adams

To grow up without risk is to risk not growing up. — Pamela Druckerman

Dogs are fantasies that don't disappoint. — Caroline Knapp

when you assume the appearance of power, people soon give it to you. — Milton William Cooper

Murder can sometimes seem justified, but it is murder all the same. You are truthful and clear-minded--face the truth, mademoiselle! Your friend died in the last resort, because she had not the courage to live. We may sympathize with her. We may pity her. But the fact remains--the act was hers--not another. — Agatha Christie

Ungrateful people forget what they are not grateful for. — Ana Monnar

I figured being a bed salesman was a job of biblically bad paradox. I mean, here he was, forced to stand for eight or nine hours a day, and the whole time he's surrounded by beds. And not only that, he's surrounded by shoppers who see the beds and can't help but think, Man, I'd love to lie down on that bed for a second. So not only does he have to stop himself from lying down, but he has to stop everyone else from doing it, too. I knew if I were him, I would be desperate for human company. — Rachel Cohn