Stojsic Quotes & Sayings

them but the extremest limit of the land; loitering under — Herman Melville

At Chadham High, the safest place to be gay was in the closet. — Huston Piner

If we should think, we should dwell on pure thoughts. — Lailah Gifty Akita

If a body could just find oot the exac' proper proportion and quantity that ought to be drunk every day, and keep to that, I verily trow that he might leeve for ever, without dying at a', and that doctors and kirkyards would og oot o' fashion. — James Hogg

Before you can express love, you must find love. You must know love within yourself before you can express it. You must love yourself before you can give it to another. — Tae Yun Kim

Satire chooses and knows no objects. It arises by fleeing from them and their forcing themselves upon it. — Karl Kraus

Live so as to have a quiet conscience. — Richard L. Evans

Why didn't you tell me I had syrup on my face? Lyla asked when I settled behind the steering wheel. Her tongue darted out, licking the corner of her lip. I went to put the key in the ignition and missed. — Cindi Madsen

Never forget that what becomes timeless was once truly new. — Nicolas Ghesquiere

Finally, I could see with startling clarity that the time I had spent experiencing pain on a run was outweighed by the amount of time that I felt good about it. I was aglow. I was invincible. I was thinking I might be able to do it again. — Alexandra Heminsley

It was June 4, 1979, the first time I went on stage. I didn't know I could do it but I knew I couldn't not do it. I quit everything in my life and this was the one thing I couldn't quit. — George Lopez

Love is not, anywhere, taken seriously. It's not respected. It's the one thing in the world everyone wants, but for some reason people are obliged to pretend that love is trifling and foolish. — Carol Shields

There is no real force without justice. — Napoleon Bonaparte

You can't change the past,Aunt Lou used to say.Oh, but I wanted to;that was the one thing I really wanted to do — Margaret Atwood

I came from a middle-class family in Mexico, from a household full of women, in a country that is very machista. — Thalia