Rawcliffe Pewter Quotes & Sayings

Sooner or later everything will turn to dust - except love — Rasheed Ogunlaru

Numeration comes from 1 and 2, not 0 and 1. The 2 is silence, unanswerable without the 1.
How: a means. Are: exist. You: subject, other? — Erin Moure

Teaching has its virtues, but it is often bad for the teacher. — David Sirlin

Who buys French cars? Not me. — Karl Lagerfeld

There's only one guarantee that Jesus gave: if you can receive and awaken and embody what he is speaking about, then your life will never be the same again. Then you will realize that you're already living in the Kingdom of Heaven. — Adyashanti

Stupid butterflies." - Andy — H.R. Willaston

She closed her eyes, soaking in the feel of his hand, then opened them and stared at his perfect face as longing wrapped itself around her heart. "If this is a mistake, it's one I'll gladly keep making."
"I don't think it's a mistake, I just want to do things the right way."
"Not everything's always black and white. And you don't always have to put what you want on hold for everyone else. — Cindi Madsen

If an astronomer calculates from the sky
he will ascertain the paths of the moon and the stars;
but in his house the womenfolk are at variance,
and he does not perceive their various misconduct. — Nagarjuna

If you want to have a lot of success, you need to have a lot of failure — Rick Majerus

The first hit on the nervous system is the one I'm most interested in, because I think if you hit the reader emotionally, the reader can't guarantee the lessons they would like to learn. — Fred D'Aguiar

A nonviolent occupation is that occupation which is fundamentally free from violence and which involves no exploitation or envy of others. — Mahatma Gandhi

When I was a kid my Dad never let me sing Patsy Cline songs for one simple reason: they've already been done. — Tanya Tucker

I'm sick of playing romantic leads. — John Corbett

The old adage says that it's better to be lucky than good. Apparently having the right network is better than both. At — J.D. Vance

A poem is, so to speak, a way of making you forget how you wrote it ... — Randall Jarrell