Modjoul Quotes & Sayings

Our deeds determine us, as much as we determine our deeds. — George Eliot

We must, nevertheless, always work at it, because not to advance in the spiritual life is to go back. — Brother Lawrence

If she doesn't want to be friends with us, I certainly don't want to be friends with her. Hell, I didn't like the bitch anyway. — C.C. Hunter

Did you just pick them up out of their lives?'
'No,' she insisted, 'I waited 'till they were dead.'
'You dug them up?!'
'I would never! I have a cousin named Anubis and a brother named Osiris. — Emma Iadanza

One can only pour out of a jug that which is in it. — Anthony Trollope

The best fights are those fought by those without a Plan B. — Mokokoma Mokhonoana

And if you haven't got honor and pride, then nothing matters. Only there is something in you that doesn't care about honor and pride yet that lives, that even walks backward for a whole year just to live; that probably even when this is over and there is not even defeat left, will still decline to sit still in the sun and die, but will be out in the woods, moving and seeking where just will and endurance could not move it, grubbing for roots and such - the old mindless sentient undreaming meat that doesn't even know any difference between despair and victory. — William Faulkner

We'll be friends until forever, just you wait and see — A.A. Milne

Life without music is unthinkable. Life without music is academic. That is why my contact with music is a total embrace. — Leonard Bernstein

I'm a master of heels. I'm used to them. I'm tiny, so I wear them all the time. Apart from to the beach. That would be slightly psycho. I'm over the top, but not that much yet. — Josephine De La Baume

What divides men is less a difference in ideas than a likeness in pretensions. — Pierre-Jean De Beranger

We can't keep playing catch up as we have done for every season I've been here. — Paul Ince

If words come out of the heart, they will enter the heart. — Rumi

These are your beautiful days, Julia Beckett, he promised softly. — Susanna Kearsley