Shabat Shalom Quotes & Sayings

If someone has a boy who gets to age 18 without something [a bone] being fractured, that kid has been overly controlled. — Laura Schlessinger

He said having a smoking section in a restaurant was just like having a pissing section in a swimming pool. — Ted Bell

The ku-magic is a very ancient magic. It predates Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism. — Laurence Yep

Love doesn't conquer everything. And whoever thinks it does is a fool. — Donna Tartt

When you learn to feel the pain of an ant, you will truly learn to love this world. — Debasish Mridha

Pray as though everything depended on the Lord and work as though everything depended on you. — Brigham Young

Marsh touched the rim of his hat and smiled at them. The ladies tittered at each other and cast long glances at him from behind their lace gloves as they made their way to the row of ornate passenger dirigibles that sat urging against their moorings in the fading light.

"Do try not to attract too much attention to yourself, Mr. Marsh," Elle said.
"Easier said than done," he responded without taking his eyes off the ladies.
Elle took a deep breath to dispel her annoyance. — Liesel Schwarz

The man took my passport and asked me the purpose of my visit, I wrote in my daybook, 'To mourn,' and then, 'To try to live,' he gave me a look and asked if I would consider that business or pleasure, I wrote, 'Neither.' 'For how long do you plan to mourn and try to live?' I wrote, 'For the rest of my life. — Jonathan Safran Foer

A lie to me is a dream that might come true. — Malachy McCourt

Self-esteem comes from the self, not from acquisitions and
approval. — Wayne Dyer

He's filled with a sense of childish release, the old feeling that because you are sick, all your trials and obligations have been suspended. — Michael Cunningham

That queen of secrecy, the violet. — John Keats

We can't solve today's problems with the mentality that created them. — Albert Einstein

Remember to breathe. It is after all, the secret of life. — Gregory Maguire

A classic is a work which persists as a background noise even when a present that is totally incompatible with it holds sway. — Italo Calvino