Palumbos Pizzeria Quotes & Sayings

I opened my door
and many, many crowded to come in
I therefore pushed back
the walls of my room
to welcome all my guests
And the room became the home
of my friends
and my room became the world. — Amir Gilboa

Thou canst commit lift and defy gravity, but not indefinitely, lest the earth rise up and smite thee. — A.V. Roe

Every country in the world now needs to have its veterinary services on high alert for H5N1 to be sure they are not caught unawares. — David Nabarro

Men lose more conquests by their own awkwardness than by any virtue in the woman. — Ninon De L'Enclos

Intellectuals analyze the operations of international systems; statesmen build them. — Henry Kissinger

I just make music based on what I believe. — Boots Riley

Being a professional writer is not an easy way to make a living. — Tracy Kidder

It is time to search out your uniqueness, applaud and acknowledge yourself, and let your own light shine. — Debbie Ford

Make it like a sunflower. — Steve Jobs

Damian..."
"Yes?"
"Where are you?"
"Wherever you want me to be."
"I'll leave the door unlocked. — Andrew Mayne

Women would be wonderful if we could fall into their arms instead of their hands. — Hugo Pratt

Over the years I have written many a letter for the wedding of one of the brothers and preached many a wedding sermon. The chief characteristic of such occasions essentially rested in the fact that, in the face of the "last" times (I do not mean this to sound quite so apocalyptic), someone dares to take a step of such affirmation of the earth and its future. It was then always very clear to me that a person could take this step as a Christian truly only from within a very strong faith and on the basis of grace. For here in the midst of the final destruction of all things, one desires to build; in the midst of a life lived from hour to hour and from day to day, one desires a future; in the midst of being driven out from the earth, one desires a bit of space; in the midst of the widespread misery, one desires some happiness. And the overwhelming thing is that God says yes to this strange longing, that here God consents to our will, whereas it usually meant to be just the opposite. — Dietrich Bonhoeffer