Scatterbrain Here Comes Quotes & Sayings

Reason becomes unreason when separated from the heart, and a psychic life void of universal ideas sickens from undernourishment. ~Carl Jung, The Symbolic Life, Page 311. — C. G. Jung

When you're in the moment everything you want is right. — Neil Finn

The lie, the perfect lie, about people we know, about the relations we have with them, about our motive for some action, formulated in totally different terms, the lie as to what we are, whom we love, what we feel with regard to people who love us ... that lie is one of the few things in the world that can open windows for us on to what is new and unknown, that can awaken in us sleeping senses for the contemplation of universes that otherwise we should never have known. — Marcel Proust

Spread the good and it will return to you. Spread the bad and it will return to you. Choice is yours what you want to receive. — Ambreen Ali

I was smart enough to know it was wrong, but not brave enough to stop them. — Sylvain Neuvel

That's why I didn't want to touch you I knew I'd go crazy if I touched you, and now, it tears me open to ask you to be with me when I know I'm just going to do something to hurt you again!
Yes! Yes you probably are, you idiot! And it's going to be a damn skydive for me, and I'm going to hang on tight and just jump with you because that's what you do to me. — Katy Evans

Whenever I was with Kevin Pollak, I had to leave the room. — Amanda Peet

You can give yourself a headache trying to decipher the tattoos on a naked man who's leaping up and down on a bed. — John Irving

Dogs have masters. Cats have slaves. — Rhett Devane

I think its naive to think you can push yourself as hard as someone else can push you, but I work really hard on my own. I know my body. — Charlie Weber

There is a time to let things happen and a time to make things happen. — Hugh Prather

Teamwork, amazing outcome. — Lailah Gifty Akita

I wish I was the verb 'to trust' and never let you down ... — Eddie Vedder

The scatterbrain,
is a little like,
the patter of rain.
Neither here,
nor there,
but everywhere. — Lang Leav

What do we say to a guest who forgets her umbrella? Do we run after her and say "What is the matter with you? Every time you come to visit you forget something. If it's not one thing it's another. Why can't you be like your sister? When she comes to visit, she knows how to behave. You're forty-four years old! Will you never learn? I'm not a slave to pick up after you! I bet you'd forget your head if it weren't attached to your shoulders." That's not what we say to a guest. We say "Here's your umbrella, Alice," without adding "scatterbrain."
Parents need to learn to respond to their children as they do to guests. — Haim G. Ginott