Tsujihara Warner Quotes & Sayings

Each others' lives are our best textbooks. — Gloria Steinem

Take it easy, have fun, and everything important will follow! — Rob Parnell

We're now getting the first glimpses of the vastness of inner space. This internal, hidden, intimate cosmos commands its own goals, imperatives, and logic. — David Eagleman

If you die in an elevator, be sure to push the up button. — Sam Levenson

The way I navigate scenes is through what I perceive to be the emotional truth of the character: what he wants from moment to moment. — Ben Bass

Just as a gardener must tend his or her plot, keeping out the weeds, you must tend the garden of your mind, weeding out the thoughts of lack, limitation, and negativity. You must nurture and tend the thoughts of happiness, success, and purpose. — Randy Gage

Although it is still important to develop an HIV vaccine, we have significant tools already at our disposal that can make a major impact on the trajectory of this epidemic. — Anthony Fauci

My mother was my first jealous lover ... — Barbara Grizzuti Harrison

My compliments," Alek said slowly and evenly. "Your contempt was most convincing."
"I am your servant. — Scott Westerfeld

She was tempted to ask if they were journeying with a hobbit to reclaim the Lonely Mountain. — Shannon Messenger

My benefactor said that when a man embarks on the paths of sorcery he becomes aware, in a gradual manner, that ordinary life has been forever left behind; that knowledge is indeed a frightening affair; that the means of the ordinary world are no longer a buffer for him; and that he must adopt a new way of life if he is going to survive. The first thing he ought to do, at that point, is to want to become a warrior ... — Carlos Castaneda

Ask people you know if they can introduce you to someone you are specifically looking to meet. — Beth Ramsay

Even the continents drift. — George Will

You worry about your parents, siblings, spouses dying, yet no one prepares you for your friends dying. Every time you flip through your address book, you are reminded of it---she's gone, he's gone, they're both gone. Names and numbers and addresses scratched out. Page after page of gone, gone, gone. The sense of loss that you feel isn't just for the person. It is the death of your youth, the death of fun, of warm conversations and too many drinks, of long weekends, of shared pains and victories and jealousies, of secrets that you couldn't tell anyone else, of memories that only you two shared. — Michael Zadoorian

On some deep cosmic level, we are all one, and within us we each contain the potential for good and for destruction, for compassion and hate, for generosity and greed ... — Starhawk