Thembile Bethe Quotes & Sayings

Though the boot may fit the foot, one can rarely stand in the tread of his own reputation. — Wes Fesler

I can't solve the world's problems, can't even begin to contemplate them all. But on my little corner of Earth, I at least can try to live in a way that treads lightly. — John Grogan

Atheistic morality is not impossible, but it will never answer our purpose. — Roswell Dwight Hitchcock

I miss, but I do hit the board, and all eight cans tumble to the ground as a result.
"I win," I tell him. "The goal was to knock down the cans, right? I knocked down all eight with one bullet. Can't beat that."
"I'm afraid that's not how it works, love. — Rysa Walker

All you have to do is trust your Heavenly Father. Trust Him enough to follow His plan. — Dieter F. Uchtdorf

I wasn't running toward the theater but running away from the sporting goods store. Of course now that I'm selling spaghetti sauce (with Newman's Own), I begin to understand the romance of business.. the allure of being the biggest fish in the pond and the juice you get from beating out your competitors. — Paul Newman

We are all prisoners of our time and place. — David Henry Hwang

Yes, we're pretty into books around my house. We have lots and lots of books around. We have TV, but really no one ever watches it. — Patrick Carman

Books are more real when you read them outside. — Maggie Stiefvater

You know, Susey," he said, "they ruined a hell of a man when they cut the balls off you!" O'Malley never was one to tiptoe around a thing. — Spike Walker

Was it hard to watch people go?
No. Breathing afterward, every day, was harder. — Meg Gardiner

Leaders move among the various stages each day. But effective leaders move among the right stages at the right times. — Liz Weber

Children have a very good idea of how to distinguish between fantasies and realities. It's just they are equally interested in exploring both. — Alison Gopnik

The poet gives his whole life such a voluntarily steep incline that it is impossible for it to exist in the vertical line of biography where we expect to meet it. It is not to be found under his own name and must be sought under those of others, in the biographical columns of his followers. The more self-contained the individuality from which the life derives, the more collective, without any figurative speaking, is its story. — Boris Pasternak

When death has been brought upon a saint, we ought not to think that an evil has happened to him but a thing indifferent; which is an evil to a wicked man, while to the good it is rest and freedom from evils. 'For death is rest to a man whose way is hidden' (Job 3:23 LXX). And so a good man does not suffer any loss from it. — John Cassian