Natalie Peralta Quotes & Sayings

She stood before him on the porch now, as living, breathing proof that fortune had not tipped itself in his direction all those years ago. — Abby Slovin

We need to give the Iraqis a chance to build their own future. It should be in their hands. It must be in their hands. That is what democracy is all about. We can teach it, we can explain it, but they must want it enough to make it work for them. — Barbara Boxer

We all need people who will give us feedback. That's how we improve. — Bill Gates

He is a friend indeed who proves himself a friend in need. — Plautus

Like a busy government which only passes expensive laws prohibiting some new and interesting thing when people have actually found a way of doing it, the universe relied a great deal on things not being tried at all. — Terry Pratchett

I am certain that Gadi Lesin's abilities and the experience he accumulated during his sixteen years in a variety of general management roles in Strauss Group in and outside of Israel will enable him, together with group management and all managers and employees of Strauss, to continue to take the group forward to further success. — Ofra Strauss

It is imperative that your work habits from school do not make their way into your book writing process. I am talking about the practice of typing the last words just before the deadline every time you would hand in an assignment, a paper, or even a thesis. Your book needs time to mature, and you must allow yourself the luxury of rewriting and editing until you are satisfied. — Gudjon Bergmann

Misfortune is not fair, fate is not just, but they exist just the same. — John Steinbeck

I could EAT YOUR HEART & asshole you'd never know it. — Joyce Carol Oates

One of the biggest mistakes women make in business is that they aren't friendly enough. — Charlotte Beers

As long as you can laugh, you are not old. — Sofia Vassilieva

Even as a professional in an integrated world, I had been the only black woman in enough drawing rooms and boardrooms to have an inkling of the chutzpah it took for an African American woman in a segregated southern workplace to tell her bosses she was sure her calculations would put a man on the Moon. — Margot Lee Shetterly