Schaubek Hingeless Albums Quotes & Sayings

One of the duties of fortitude is to keep the weak from receiving injury; another, to check the wrong motions of our own souls; a third, both to disregard humiliations, and to do what is right with an even mind. All these clearly ought to be fulfilled by all Christians, and especially by the clergy. — Saint Ambrose

There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. — Marianne Williamson

Since you may never discover the truth, invent it. — Nicholas Lore

I see the beauty of books and sacred-souls of every author displaced in a bookshop. — Lailah Gifty Akita

Already? How can this be?" I would ask, shattered by the terrible truth that I needed a three-ring binder and some #2 pencils. It's not that school was a bad thing. Summer was just so much better. — Barbara Kingsolver

To be proud of knowledge is to be blind with light. — Benjamin Franklin

Do we miss not only the past but every future the lost past describes? Is that just the nature of missing? All the lost might-have-beens? The certainty that those uncertain futures are gone? If we can't embrace uncertainty do we miss the point of love? — Mark Z. Danielewski

Unreasonable haste is the direct road to error. — Moliere

Following a trauma at any age, there's a reduction in the number of neural pathways between the limbic system (pertaining to feelings) and the cortex system (managing thought and cognition). So after being traumatized, you're less aware of your feelings. — Doreen Virtue

The change of the binominal system is without a doubt, a great advancement, it will allow us to be better represented and have better ideas. — Michelle Bachelet

I have destroyed the enemy merely by marches. — Napoleon Bonaparte

If you can turn off certain categories of law, do you not also have the power to turn off all categories of law? — Trey Gowdy

Whoever established the high road, and how high it should be, should be fired. — Sandra Bullock

. . . a shrunken old man, squashed into the chair like a stubbed-out cigarette. — Pascal Garnier

Time is the most extraordinary gift for friendship. You'll get to eat your meals together and study together; in some cases you'll even sleep in the same room. You'll have time to waste on each other. You'll find out every single thing you have in common and still have time to catalogue all of your differences. Don't underestimate the vital necessity of friendship in your life because it is the thing that will sustain you later, when there will be considerably less time. — Ann Patchett