Quotes & Sayings About My Sorority Big Sister

We all lose somebody we care about and want to find some comforting way of dealing with it, something that will give us a little closure, a little peace. — Mitch Albom

I had been in search of a model that would foster a global and open understanding, one that allowed me to shape my own belief system as I liked, informed by my own experiences and without having to conform to particular dogmas or doctrines. — Laurent Huguelit

I am the East. I have philosophies, I have religions, who would exchange them for airplanes? — Ameen Rihani

How do you like her?" Philip asked, nodding toward Meg.
"She's perfect." And she really was. "Just spirited enough to keep it interesting without being difficult to manage. And so beautiful." I patted her neck and flashed him a smile. "A gentle mare would have never been able to keep up with you."
He smiled, too, but as if at a private thought. "You are absolutely right. — Julianne Donaldson

My phone buzzed so frequently it seemed to have an animal life of its own. — Zadie Smith

Achilles acted as if he had already won, and because the other kids followed him, he had. — Orson Scott Card

All sin was now accumulated in one place - in him. Divinity — Gene Edwards

Nothing is going to make you happier in your life than giving — Marc Benioff

Programmers can be lazy. — Larry Wall

Come inside," he had whispered. I was trembling, on the edge of tears. And why was that? So glad to see him, touch him, ah, damn him! We entered the room, the press of his hand against my back oddly comforting. Ah, yes, this intimacy, because that's what it is, isn't it? You, my secret... Secret lover. Then the realization came to me as we stood together. He's going to kill me after all. He won't do it yet, but he's going to kill me. The dance will end like this. "But how could you not know such a thing?" He asked, reading my thoughts. "I love you, if I hadn't grown to love you, I would have killed you before now. — Anne Rice

Saddest of all God's creatures in the world is the religious person who has disciplined himself to outward obedience but who has no inward love to God. — Walter Chantry