Watchguard Video Quotes & Sayings

Much of our waste problem is to be accounted for by the intentional flimsiness and unrepairability of the labor-savers and gadgets that we have become addicted to. — Wendell Berry

Perhaps the reason we so often experience happiness only in hindsight, and that chasing it is such a fool's errand, is that happiness isn't a goal in itself but is only an aftereffect. It's the consequence of having lived in the way that we're supposed to - by which I don't mean ethically correctly so much as just consciously, fully engaged in the business of living. In this respect it resembles averted vision, a phenomena familiar to backyard astronomers whereby, in order to pick out a very faint star, you have to let your gaze drift casually to the space just next to it; if you look directly at it, it vanishes. And it's also true, come to think of it, that the only stars we ever see are not the "real" stars, those cataclysms taking place in the present, but always only the light of the untouchable past. — Tim Kreider

I think that the best profession or the best thing to do is to be a public servant. I mean there's nothing better than working for the people - for the common people and being a public servant, and I have seen this. — Arnold Schwarzenegger

Some kinds of misery make you hate the world, but some kinds make you hate yourself, — Stephanie Perkins

My books are water; those of the great geniuses are wine - everybody drinks water. — Marilyn French

The best politics for any president is to be a good president. — Theodore H. White

French and German illustrate the misleading character of apparent grammatical simplicity just as well. — Edward Sapir

I really don't separate male from female ever with music, I really don't. — Marnie Stern

If you can't say anything good about someone, sit right here by me. — Alice Roosevelt Longworth

I am a poor mendicant. My earthly possessions consist of six spinning wheels, prison dishes, a can of goat's milk, six homespun loincloths and towels and my reputation, which cannot be worth much. — Mahatma Gandhi