Raynia White Quotes & Sayings

We'd better eat before we raise hell. — Sarah J. Maas

Can't good come around sometimes through some strange back doors? — Donna Tartt

He hadn't intended this to happen in quite such a vanilla way, but one look at Sophie's vulnerable face and his hunter-protector gene had kicked in hard. Most of all he'd wanted to settle her, to comfort her, to gentle rather than shock her into submission. — Kitty French

It's okay to be impatient. As long as you show your patience on the outside. — Lisa M. Cronkhite

Then you came along and helped me believe in myself again. — Nicholas Sparks

A ruined man fell from her hands like a ripe fruit, to lie rotting on the ground. — Emile Zola

Home is the heart of life Home is where we feel at ease, where we belong, where we can create surroundings that reflect our tastes and pleasures Making a home is a form of creativity open to everyone. — Terence Conran

Man must vanquish himself, must do himself violence, in order to perform the slightest action untainted by evil. — Emile M. Cioran

I looked at the stars, and considered how awful it would be for a man to turn his face up to them as he froze to death, and see no help or pity in all the glittering multitude. — Charles Dickens

The dear Archdeacon is getting so absent-minded. He read a list of box-holders for the opera as the First Lesson the other Sunday, instead of the families and lots of the tribes of Israel that entered Canaan. Fortunately no one noticed the mistake. — Saki

A tree has roots in the soil yet reaches to the sky. It tells us that in order to aspire we need to be grounded and that no matter how high we go it is from our roots that we draw sustenance. It is a reminder to all of us who have had success that we cannot forget where we came from. It signifies that no matter how powerful we become in government or how many awards we receive, our power and strength and our ability to reach our goals depend on the people, those whose work remain unseen, who are the soil out of which we grow, the shoulders on which we stand — Wangari Maathai