Patricks Sister From The Perks O Quotes & Sayings

To be everywhere; is to nowhere. — Seneca.

You said something slightly off-color about her shoes and she brought up the fact that you had a slow eye and danced like a goat with a rock stuck in its ass. Ouch. You would just be playing and homegirl would be coming down on you off the top rope. — Junot Diaz

Life is dappled with periods of pain, and for some of us is suffused with it. Inthe course of ordinary living, the pain is mitigated by periods of peace and times of joy. In dying, however, there is only the affliction. Its brief respite and ebbs are known always to be fleeting and soon succeeded by a recurrence of the travail. The peace, and sometimes the joy, that may come occurs with the release. In this sense, there is often a serenity - sometimes even a dignity - in the act of death, but rarely in the process of dying. — Sherwin B. Nuland

The witness of solid moral character to a righteous way of life must never be underestimated. — Arthur F. Holmes

It's not a testosterone-driven industry any longer. Success is making money, not in the size of the airline. — Gordon Bethune

I have a theory that you get the right dog, the dog you need, for a particular stage in your life. — Meg Donohue

Did people never fall in love with anyone who was eager to return in? — Nora Roberts

I admire the hell out of her. You can't have sex with someone you admire. — Jerry Seinfeld

I do not know how to thank you.'
'I can tell you,' said Obierika. 'Kill one of your sons for me.'
'That will not be enough,' said Okonkwo.
'Then kill yourself,' said Obierika. — Chinua Achebe

If you want to identify me," he says to the British officers who are questioning him, "ask me not where I live, or what I like to eat, or how I comb my hair, but ask me what I think I am living for, in detail, and ask me what I think is keeping me from living fully for the thing I want to live for. Between these two answers you can determine the identity of any person." page 25 in the book called, "The Man in the Sycamore Tree by Edward Rice — Thomas Merton