Tahaa Coral Garden Quotes & Sayings

Any insistence on equal pay is crucial and any redefinition of work to include caregiving work so that it also has an economic value, at least at replacement level, that's crucial. So change does come from the bottom up, and it will come from girls and women and men who understand that for us all to be human beings instead of being grouped by gender is good for them, too. — Gloria Steinem

Be the change that you want to see in others and in this universe. — Bhavya

I won't be able to live without my guitar, my phone or my boots on tour. — Skylar Laine

I don't know if i can," I said, looking up into Archer's eyes. "Honestly, Archer ... I'm tired of being scared, tired of loving you on one hand and hating you on the other. — J.L. McCoy

Sometimes wearing a mask is the best way to show our true selves. — Lisa Mangum

Our universities today are better equipped than ever, and the wars keep getting worse. — Jacque Fresco

Sometimes a movie series that becomes popular can be a blessing and curse because you get known for that. People don't give you a chance, after that ... I'm a big proponent of getting somebody that you always admire and giving them a chance to do something else because they can redefine themselves. — Robert Rodriguez

I don't play sports. The only sports I play is shopping. But there is a lot of walking involved in that ... running sometimes if there's a sale. — Jessica Simpson

Rich don't work for money. They work for assets. — Robert Kiyosaki

Did you never think of children then? Ours?" His voice was thick with emotion. "I never expected in the whole of my life that God would be so generous as to give me you. I did not think to ask for more. — Deanna Raybourn

Haydn's instructions are imprinted on my brain much the same way Logan's face is imprinted on my heart. — Siobhan Davis

I think we ought to have a new rule: You can ask two questions, and then we can pick the one we want to answer. — Donald Rumsfeld

At the edge, I start to imagine the thing that isn't being directly looked at, the vague presence of something: a house, a wall, a hedgerow. Your eyes will slip beyond this, into the bleached air, but you should know it's there, and eventually your attention will come back to it. That's how I want it to work, anyway. — Harriet Lane

He'd always had too God damn big an ego. He — Larry A. Winters