Skynyrd Tuesdays Gone Quotes & Sayings

Do you know the definition of insanity?" Sharon asked.
"Yes," said Lena. "It starts with an L. — Stephen Evans

While as he yet doth breath extend, no man is blest; behold the end. — William Alexander, 1st Earl Of Stirling

If this understanding of the good news of Jesus prevailed among Christians, the belief that Jesus's message is about how to get somewhere else, you could possibly end up with a world in which millions of people were starving, thirsty, and poor; the earth was being exploited and polluted; disease and despair were everywhere; and Christians weren't known for doing much about it. If it got bad enough, you might even have people rejecting Jesus because of how his followers lived. That would be tragic. — Rob Bell

Not through the dogmas of archaic doctrines will you gain your greatest understandings, but, rather, through the continued evolution of science, and through your keen observations of the natural environment beyond your windows. To comprehend yourself truly, which is also to comprehend the world truly, you needn't look any farther than at what abounds with life around you - the blossoming meadow, the untrodden woodlands. Without this as mankind's overriding objective, I don't foresee an age of actual enlightenment ever arriving. — Mitch Cullin

When did I start comedy? I came out of the womb and did 10 minutes. — Andy Kindler

While the novelist is banging on his typewriter, the poet is watching a fly in the windowpane. — Billy Collins

No matter how far you travel, you can never get away from yourself. — Haruki Murakami

Sure my career means a hell of a lot, but it will never come before Sandy and my son. — Bobby Darin

The rich don't have children; they have heirs. — Peter Charles Newman

That somehow dreams are a blurred line between here and there, like a meeting room in a prison. You're both in the same room, yet on different sides and really, in different worlds. — Cecelia Ahern

'They fell in love.' Such a rare and special event cannot be done justice by one statement; it involves so much more than that single sentence could explain: it means two people that were brave enough to show their scars, vulnerability, rough edges, happiest thoughts, along with their worst fears, and find a mutual respect, appreciation, and fondness for one another; they achieved a gift that not many people get to experience in their lifetime in its truest form. — Carlos Salinas

Who on Earth could read a Vonnegut book and think that he was a grandfatherly bundle of warm fuzzy happiness? I mean, I read Vonnegut first as a ten year old, and it was shocking because he could joke in the face of such blackness and bleakness, and I'd never seen an author do that before. Everything was pointless, except, possibly, a few moments of love snatched from the darkness, a few moments in which we connect, or fail to. — Neil Gaiman

Love is magical, and it can last, if we remember our differences. — John Gray