Percentualne Quotes & Sayings

You race toward something You don't know what you'll find But you'll notice it when you see it You say, "there must be more Out there waiting silently" You know your place But you hate it just the same - Casey Stratton, "Harvest. — Amelia C. Gormley

Motivation is the greatest gift to stimulate the feable minded. — Osunsakin Adewale

I become professional or hip, depending on what I am wearing. I feel different when I am wearing different clothes. I act different. I let my Talbots suits and my vintage shirts remake me in their image. I want to let Jesus do the same. — Lauren F. Winner

You are the winged wolf, but you will never fly ... unless you open your eye. - Jojen — George R R Martin

I'd learned from experience hoping for the impossible just ended in heartbreak — Carey Corp

Prayer is the way to die to our own wishes and surrender everything to God. — Scot McKnight

The first thing politicians ask after these tragedies is essentially: "What can we do to limit the freedom of the people?"
And that is the wrong question. The question we should be asking is: "What can we do to nurture and support a people capable of living in freedom? — Sarah Palin

People aren't supposed to get pleasure out of the destruction Mother Nature is capable of, but we want to stare anyway — Colleen Hoover

Someone once said: "We do not make friends, we recognize them." And you'll know who they are because they play according to the same rules that you do. — Ken Niimura

Clary sage essential oil is effective when combined with peppermint or rosemary. When inhaled it gives a soothing effect to the mind and also acts as an antidepressant . — Harper Evans

The human mind defines things in relation to one another - without light the notion of darkness would be unintelligible — Josh Waitzkin

That which we do not bring to consciousness appears in our lives as fate — C. G. Jung

The institution represented an attempt to shift onto others - specifically, the victims - the burden of guilt, so that they were deprived of even the solace of innocence. — Primo Levi