Sohna Ae Quotes & Sayings

'A mother must put on her oxygen mask first, in order to be able to help her children' - I see this instruction on airplanes as an appropriate metaphor for feminist mothering. Mothers, empowered, are able to better care for and protect their children — Andrea O'Reilly

It's funny how everyone has a bizarre relationship with Google. The knowledge is there, but no one knows how to use it right. — Jonathan Gold

A plan is only a scenario, and almost by definition, it is optimistic ... As a result, scenario planning can lead to a serious underestimate of the risk of failure. — Daniel Kahneman

I'm for everybody. There are no set rules. But if one's not a joiner. To hell with all of them! — Diana Vreeland

If we are not careful, we will convey the message that investigators have to be perfect. Not true! — Richard G. Scott

Make subtlety obvious. — Billy Wilder

I don't know Laura Bush. But she seems to be calm, and she has a sparkle in her eye, which is good. — Teresa Heinz

Be friends of everyone. Be enemies of no-one — Charles Wesley

When people are rude to other people. When people belittle other people. Bullies really bother me a lot. A lot, a lot. — Chris Zylka

Learn to stand for something in life otherwise you will fall for anything that comes along which is not a good indication to pursue your dreams. — Euginia Herlihy

It's not going to happen through technology or our intellectual abilities but only through prayer. When we pray, God works. We believe God blesses churches that bless missions. — David Jeremiah

It's amazing how confused and distracted and misdirected so many people are. — Stephen Covey

The evening makes me think Facebook is a blessing and a curse. Sure, it helps us keep track of people with whom we otherwise would have fallen out of touch. But sometimes relationships fade for a reason. They're better left a memory. — Rachel Bertsche

When you argue with someone, you always argue at the level of the person with the lowest level of intelligence. You never argue up. — Spuds Crawford

Clearly, this is an historic form of waterboarding, and, interestingly, the professional torturers of the Inquisition were not only happy to define it as a form of torture, but by the early 1600s had abandoned it in favour of methods they 'regarded as more merciful'.46 — Robert Goodwin