Really Betterdiscord Quotes & Sayings

How did you know what I was thinking?" Her body jolted at the touch of his hand, wanting more than his hand touching her.
"I know these things. I can read your mind."
"Oh." A heat singed her skin.
"I know about your husband, Richard. He's not good. — Nancy Glynn

My hope is that one day Mike Glennon is a Hall of Famer, — Josh McCown

After all, it's the librarian's sworn purpose to bring books together with their one true reader. — Kate Morton

Nobody needs to cry for me. I'm going to be great. — Lance Armstrong

It has been said that sometimes the greatest hope in our lives is just a second chance to do what we should have done right in the first place. — Richard Paul Evans

Gwen almost as long as I can remember. When I got — J.D. Robb

Cultural evolution can proceed so quickly because it operates, as biological evolution does not, in the "Lamarckian" mode - by the inheritance of acquired characters. Whatever one generation learns, it can pass to the next by writing, instruction, inculcation, ritual, tradition, and a host of methods that humans have developed to assure continuity in culture. Darwinian evolution, on the other hand, is an indirect process: genetic variation must first be available to construct an advantageous feature, and natural selection must then preserve it. Since genetic variation arises at random, not preferentially directed toward advantageous features, the Darwinian process works slowly. Cultural evolution is not only rapid; it is also readily reversible because its products are not coded in our genes. — Stephan Jay Gould

If you're trying to find out what's coming next, turn off everything you own that has an OFF switch and listen. — Ann Patchett

Running and meditation are very personal activities. Therefore they are lonely. This loneliness is one of their best qualities because it strengthens our incentive to motivate ourselves. — Sakyong Mipham

What I learned is that policymakers have to force consideration of actions that may not have occurred to them at the time. — Susan Rice