Velocipedes O Quotes & Sayings

Grimthorpe's Custom Velocipedes, — Lisa Mantchev

As a host, you set the tone, and you set it right away. It's so easy to get carried away with an ambitious menu, and then spend the whole night flinging things around your kitchen and being annoyed with your guests for having the audacity to try to talk with you. Terrible plan. Everyone would rather have a simpler meal and a happier host. — Shauna Niequist

Your life is meant to be filled with beauty. — Bryant McGill

The problem has to be answered by means of art, because you can't blast them with bliss. Tat freaks them out even more. So instead, you have to have an artful way of approaching them. You do a dance for them, you get them to imagine being interconnected, and to imagine being free of their suffering, and not so self involved, through art that draws them out. Then you, and they, are all established in what's called a Buddha-verse, or Buddha-land — Robert Thurman

During the boom in velocipedes - known with good reason as 'boneshakers' - tyres were made of solid iron. — Robert Penn

For the first time I realized I could be more than a crawling little pile of bones and flesh in a onesie. — Sarah Lofgren

Having a stadium in France named after a footballer from the Ivory Coast, even if I'm proud of my France-Ivory Coast background, is a great proof of integration. — Didier Drogba

The worship to which we are called in our renewed state is far too important to be left to personal preferences, to whims, or to marketing strategies. It is the pleasing of God that is at the heart of worship. Therefore, our worship must be informed at every point by the Word of God as we seek God's own instructions for worship that is pleasing to Him. — R.C. Sproul

The young man named Peter took her hand and led her into the starship. The door closed behind them. A moment later, the starship disappeared. — Anonymous

Endeavor to live the life you have imagined. — Henry David Thoreau

But [the Arabs'] friendship was venal, their faith inconstant, their enmity capricious: it was an easier task to excite than to disarm these roving barbarians; and, in the familiar intercourse of war, they learned to see, and to despise, the splendid weakness both of Rome and of Persia. — Edward Gibbon