Timbaso Quotes & Sayings

The ultimate meaning of the active life is to make possible the happiness of contemplation. — Josef Pieper

I have no money, no resources, no hopes. I am the happiest man alive. — Henry Miller

A lot of racers have some of their best days when they're sick. — Ted Ligety

I'm not anti-gun or pro-gun, but if you put a gun in your hand, you feel different. — Matt Servitto

There is a quality about women who choose
men sparingly;
it appears in their walk
in their eyes
in their laughter and in their
gentle hearts. — Charles Bukowski

As Christians understand it, creation is a trinitarian process: God the Father creates through the Son in the power of the Holy Spirit. So all things are created 'by God', are formed 'through God' and exist 'in God'. — Jurgen Moltmann

It felt like a war between two endless things, between a bottomless chasm and a running river. — Naomi Novik

A great American city is fighting for its life. — Marc Morial

Whenever you are faced with someone who has made far more errors in judgment and far more mistakes than you, you have a tendency to get on your high horse. — Julia Roberts

In my mind nothing is more abhorrent than a life of ease. None of us has any right to ease. There is no place in civilization for the idler. — Henry Ford

The more I work on loving Jesus, the easier it becomes to love my family. Maybe it's really a matter of putting first things first. When we love the way of Jesus first, we're then sufficiently equipped to love our families. — Philip Gulley

I have known numbers of bourgeois Socialists. I have listened by the hour to their tirades against their own class, and yet never, not even once, have I met one who had picked up proletarian table manners. Yet after all why not? Why should a man who thinks all virtue resides in the proletariat still take such pains to drink his soup silently? It can only be because in his heart he feels that proletarian manners are disgusting. — George Orwell

He spoke gently, laughed often, and never exercised his wit at the expense of others. — Patrick Rothfuss

As I grow older, I become more and more of a Marxist - Groucho, that is. When you have lived two-thirds of your life, you know the value of a good joke. — Karen DeCrow

Perhaps it is the nature of man not to wish to know too much about his own nature. — Roger Ebert