Umpierre Pain Quotes & Sayings

The definition of stupidity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. — David Estes

Vision sometimes comes in a memory. — Marilynne Robinson

I grew up with a front-row seat to what a happy, healthy marriage looks like. Never perfect, constantly evolving, always united. — Shonda Rhimes

And in that moment I experience a revelation.
I realize now that it was a painful sense that the world is purposeless, the lazy fruit of a misunderstanding, but in that moment I was able to translate what I felt only as: God does not exist. — Umberto Eco

Why didn't you come sooner?
I offered them no excuses that day, but I did know that there were reasons. Reasons that, when we hear God's call, when we feel that gentle (or not so gentle) urging of God's Spirit for us to make a bold step, take a risk, serve others, save a life, commit - we so often hold back.
It's because we don't feel empowered.
We don't feel qualified.
We think we lack the courage, the strength, the wisdom, the money, the experience, the education, the organization, the backing.
We feel like Moses...
Not me, God. I'm afraid. Weak. Poor. Stupid.
Unqualified.
Daunted....
It has never been my desire to be daunted, to be afraid, to be unable to respond to God's call. — Christine Caine

I delight in my family obligations, but they leave little time for breaks let alone quick trips across the country. — Carre Otis

No one has to choose to be with others whose habits and words are disturbing but we can make the choice not to judge them. — W. Lee Nichols

Raisinable, which — Jancis Robinson

An ordinary man can surround himself with two thousand books and thenceforward have at least one place in the world in which it is always possible to be happy. — Augustine Birrell

In China there was more emphasis on listening, on asking questions rather than holding forth, on putting others' needs first. In the United States, he feels, conversation is about how effective you are at turning your experiences into stories, whereas a Chinese person might be concerned with taking up too much of the other person's time with inconsequential information. — Susan Cain

Of course, accidents will happen in wild-folk families just as among us humans, only in a wild-folk family, an accident is more apt to be fatal. — Samuel Scoville Jr.

What sort of stewards of the future planet will today's digital children be? — Diane Ackerman

That was the trouble with the clans; they had an absurd notion that every man's voice should be heard in council, so they argued about EVERYTHING, endlessly. — George R R Martin

Tolerance is forced on people in London. — Graham Norton