Regirode Quotes & Sayings

Everything is a little bit of darkness, even the light. — Antonio Porchia

They say just give up; that the world cannot be changed. Just live your life the best you can. Bullshit! — Bryant McGill

( ... ) the woman we love ought to swim as slowly as we do, she ought to have no past of her own to look back on happily. But when the illusion of absolute identity vanishes (the girl looks back happily on her past or swims faster), love becomes a permanent source of the great torment we call litost. — Milan Kundera

The greatest of all insights is that we cannot be tomorrow what we do not do today. — John C. Maxwell

The art of living is to enjoy what we can see and not complain about what remains in the dark. — Henri Nouwen

I played lots of fantasy games. I would create these worlds, and I would believe in them. — Lana Parrilla

We only need to be as true to others as we are to ourselves, that there may be grounds enough for friendship. — Henry David Thoreau

She's a librarian, Sim said. They're not teachers; don't give you half as much hassle. If there's a fire in the school and I've got to choose who I'm gonna save - a teacher or a librarian - the teacher's gonna burn every time.
(p. 24) — Keith Gray

I DRANK FOR YEARS, and then I stopped drinking and discovered the sad truth about parties. A sober man at a party is lonely as a journalist, implacable as a coroner, bitter as an angel looking down from heaven. There's something purely foolish about attending any large gathering of men and women without benefit of some kind of philter or magic dust to blind you and weaken your critical faculties. — Michael Chabon

Don't let a dictionary define your life. Whatever friend means to you, that is the correct definition. Whatever joy and peace means to you, that is the correct definition. — Sydney Wilhelmy

Guilt must not be allowed to fester in the silence of the soul, poisoning it from within. It needs to be confessed. Through confession we bring it into the light, we place it within Christ's purifying love. In confession, the Lord washes our soiled feet over and over again and prepares us for table fellowship with him. — Pope Benedict XVI