Muevo Mis Quotes & Sayings

It's an interesting thing about being a 'fem.' People automatically assume that I'm straight. — Mary Lambert

Leadership is mostly a power over imagination, and never more so than in combat. — Lois McMaster Bujold

But behind each player sttod a line of ghosts unable to win. Eve. Ashputtel. Marilyn Monroe. Rapunzel slashing wildly at her hair. Bessie Smith unloved and down and out. Bluebeard's wives, Henry VIII's, Snow White cursing the day she left the seven dwarves, Diana, Princess of Wales. The Sheepish Beast came in with a tray of schnapps at the end of the game and we stood for the toast -"fay wray"- then tossed our fiery drinks to the back of our crimson throats. Bad girls. Serious ladies. Mourning our dead. — Carol Ann Duffy

Random political acts produce random political results. Why waste even a rock? — Abbie Hoffman

The rosary is the most powerful weapon to touch the Heart of Jesus, Our Redeemer, who loves His Mother. — Louis De Montfort

Mysteries like these repeating cycles make it very interesting to be a theoretical physicist: Nature gives us such wonderful puzzles! Why does She repeat the electron at 206 times and 3,640 times its mass? — Richard Feynman

If a man can save himself, there is no need for a Saviour. — Lailah Gifty Akita

While Einstein's theory of relativity may one day put Earth on the intergalactic map, it will always run a distant second to the Lord's Prayer, whose harnessing of energies in their proper, life-giving direction surpasses even the discovery of fire.[2] — Brian Zahnd

Pay attention to fate ... It will always have the last word. — Lynn Cullen

He always said you could learn a lot about a person by the things they valued. — Karen Lynch

I think of it often and imagine the scene clearly. Even if they come to kill me, I will tell them what they are trying to do is wrong, that education is our basic right. — Malala Yousafzai

Blessed be the night, which conceals and protects things fair and foul with the same indifferent mantle. — Jose Saramago

Remembering was pointless; but forgetting somehow seemed immoral. — Christopher Fowler