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“But how interesting it would have been if the relationship between the two women had been more complicated. All these relationships between women, I thought, rapidly recalling the splendid gallery of fictitious women, are too simple. So much has been left out, unattempted. And I tried to remember any case in the course of my reading where two women are represented as friends. There is an attempt at it in Diana of the Crossways. They are confidantes, of course, in Racine and the Greek tragedies. They are now and then mothers and daughters. But almost without exception they are shown in their relation to men. It was strange to think that all the great women of fiction were, until Jane Austen’s day, not only seen by the other sex, but seen only in relation to the other sex. And how small a part”
― Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own

“Well, I have this really bright colored rash on my…”
― Pixel Kid, Minecraft Books: Diary of a Minecraft Creeper Book 3: Attack of the Barking Spider!

“No, I ain’t wanted there, I don’t like it there, I ain’t coming in there . . . Good-bye.”
― James Lee Burke, Cadillac Jukebox

“As afraid as he was for Seth, it was high time to put some trust in him when needed. Dom might not ever let him become a free-range boyfriend, but he could let him graze freely once in awhile, just to satisfy his instincts.”
― K.A. Merikan, Guns n' Boys: Swamp Blood

“Dom usually preferred Seth to be playful, sexy, maybe ever slightly tipsy.”
― K.A. Merikan, Guns n' Boys: Swamp Blood

“So, wait a minute. . .does that mean if I fart too much, my butt’s going to fall out?”
― Pixel Kid, Minecraft Books: Diary of a Minecraft Creeper Book 3: Attack of the Barking Spider!

“IN OUR WORLD, we need a clear awareness of the interdependent nature of nations, of humans and animals, and of humans, animals and the world. Everthing is of interdependent nature. I feel that many problems, especially man-made problems, are due to a lack of knowledge about this interdependent nature.”
― Renuka Singh, The Dalai Lama's Book Of Daily Meditations

“Diogenes of Sinope said we sell things of great value for things of very little, and vice versa.” —DIOGENES LAERTIUS, LIVES OF THE EMINENT PHILOSOPHERS, 6.2.35b”
― Ryan Holiday, The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living: Featuring new translations of Seneca, Epictetus, and Marcus Aurelius

“From one generation to the next some valuable information was lost along the way: that at different stages in her life a woman could need, would need, the help of her sisters, blood or not. As for my generation, we are so carried away with the propaganda that we can do anything and everything we want, our feet don’t always touch the ground. Perhaps we forget how to ask for help when we need it most.”
― Elif Shafak, Black Milk: On Writing, Motherhood, and the Harem Within

“not to forgive someone is like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die.”
― Lindsay Jayne Ashford, The Snow Gypsy

“Most people would be full of questions,” said the youth.

“It’s the nature of innocence to question, the nature of duty to accept.”

“And it’s the nature of age to be too sure of itself.”
― Paul Cornell, A Better Way to Die: The Collected Short Stories

“It’s always harder to fight for other people than for the self.”
― N.K. Jemisin, The Obelisk Gate

“Does technology illuminate reason, or is it the other way around?”
― Gary Inbinder, The Hanged Man: A Mystery in Fin de Siecle Paris

“Today, we do not speak or write much about the face of motherhood that has been left in the shadows. Instead, we thrive on two dominant teachings: the traditional view that says motherhood is our most sacred and significant obligation and we should give up everything else for this duty; and the “modern” women’s magazine view that portrays the quintessential “superwoman” who has a career, husband and children and is able to satisfy everyone’s needs at home and at work.

As different as these two views seem to be, they have one thing in common: They both focus solely on what they want to see, disregarding the complexity and intensity of motherhood, and the way in which it transforms a woman and her crystal heart.”
― Elif Shafak, Black Milk: On Writing, Motherhood, and the Harem Within

“It’s the Indian headshake. It means you are probably right, or probably wrong. Who knows? Varuna has but a thousand eyes, Indra a hundred, you and I only two.”
― Devdutt Pattanaik, Olympus

“The reading of the book was a journey.”
― Susan Orlean, The Library Book

“Peeking around each building, my body becomes one with the shadows. I’d give Michael Myers a run for his money in the stalking territory. Man, I hate that word. It’s just intense curiosity.”
― M.N. Forgy, Envy

“Bates was as wily as a raccoon after midnight.”
― Scott Pratt, Reasonable Fear

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― Shannon Messenger, Flashback

“No one except a dumb thief plays with the security of others and then makes himself believe he will be secure. Whereas thinking people, when disaster strikes, make it their priority to look for its causes in order to prevent it from happening again.”
― Mark Dawson, In Cold Blood

“I can feel him staring at me, the beam of geek practically rubbing off on me. “I like to work in silence. I’m not a party person and like lights out by ten,” he mumbles. My face scrunches, and I look over to him. “Yeah, that shit isn’t going to work for me. You’re going to have to find another room.”
― M.N. Forgy, Envy

“16David also commanded the chiefs of the Levites to appoint their brothers as the singers who should play loudly on p musical instruments, on harps and lyres and cymbals, to raise sounds of joy”
― Anonymous, The Holy Bible: English Standard Version

“لا يمسي المكتئبون في مكان آخر و حسب، بل حتي علاقتهم بالوقت تصبح مشوهة. لا يرتب الاكتئاب سوي قطعة واحدة من الوقت: الماضيز ولا يبدأ الحديث سوي بمفتتح واحد: ماذا لو؟اتصال المكتئبين بالحاضر ضعيف، انهم يعيشون بشكل متصل في ذكرياتهم ،يحيون كل ما جاء و رحل . مثل فأر يركض داخل دولاب دوار ، أو ثعبان ابتلع زيله، انهم عالقون في دائرة من الأسي.”
― Elif Shafak, Black Milk: On Writing, Motherhood, and the Harem Within

“Morality makes stupid. — Custom represents the experiences of men of earlier times as to what they supposed useful and harmful — but the sense for custom (morality) applies, not to these experiences as such, but to the age, the sanctity, the indiscussability of the custom. And so this feeling is a hindrance to the acquisition of new experiences and the correction of customs: that is to say, morality is a hindrance to the development of new and better customs: it makes stupid.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Daybreak: Thoughts on the Prejudices of Morality

“Hitler has always had the capacity to reflect whatever phobia afflicts the person who stares at him”
― Robert Harris

“They smell a lot like gunpowder.”
― Pixel Kid, Diary of a Minecraft Creeper Book 1: Creeper Life

“I kept thinking about the uneven quality of time- the way it was almost always so empty, and then with no warning came a few days that felt so dense and alive and real that it seemed indisputable that THAT was what life was, that its real nature had finally been revealed.”
― Elif Batuman, The Idiot

“Feelings are not facts.”
― Chrissy Metz, This Is Me

“Beautiful people lived in a different world, had different relations with people. From the beginning they were raised for love.”
― Elif Batuman, The Idiot

“How did you separate where someone was from, from who they were?”
― Elif Batuman, The Idiot

“Oh I know the whole world prefers a woman who doesn't know her power, but I'm sick of all that.”
― Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

“How was it possible to be afraid and in love, Therese thought. The two things did not go together. How was it possible to be afraid, when the two of them grew stronger together every day? And every night. Every night was different, and every morning. Together they possessed a miracle.”
― Claire Morgan, The Price of Salt

“I could take him out and slide right up to his blonde bombshell of a girlfriend without so much as breaking a sweat. I could be good to her, as long as she loved me as much. We could have fun. She’d never miss him. That killing seems so easy scares me sometimes. Maybe it’s wired into my DNA. My uncle didn’t get where he is without hiding a few bodies.”
― M.N. Forgy, Envy

“Just the very implication that I could get under her skin gets under her skin.”
― Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

“Isn't that the very definition of power? Watching people kill themselves over something that means nothing to you?”
― Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

“Gretchen greets me like I’ve won a prize. She says everything like that, so she’s either hitting some very powerful drugs in the back room or she dreams of hosting a game show.”
― Natalie D. Richards, What You Hide

“I'd like to be able to form close personal friendships with partnered people to whom I might be attracted, in a way that would be considered ill advised in traditional relationships.  Such friendships are rarely actually sexual, but they are closer than most monogamous people would trust or understand, in my experience. People often believe such friendships would threaten a monogamous dyad.”
― Amy Gahran, Stepping Off the Relationship Escalator: Uncommon Love and Life

“Both Bush and Vail saw their jobs as managing the touch and the balance between loonshots and franchises—between scientists exploring the bizarre and soldiers assembling munitions; between the blue-sky research of Bell Labs and the daily grind of telephone operations. Rather than dive deep into one or the other, they focused on the transfer between the two.”
― Safi Bahcall, Loonshots: How to Nurture the Crazy Ideas That Win Wars, Cure Diseases, and Transform Industries

“Manage the transfer, not the technology Bush, although a brilliant inventor and engineer, pointedly stayed out of the details of any one loonshot. “I made no technical contribution whatever to the war effort,” he wrote. “Not a single technical idea of mine ever amounted to shucks. At times I have been called an ‘atomic scientist.’ It would be fully as accurate to call me a child psychologist.”
― Safi Bahcall, Loonshots: How to Nurture the Crazy Ideas That Win Wars, Cure Diseases, and Transform Industries

“I don’t like drunks in the first place and in the second place I don’t like them getting drunk in here, and in the third place I don’t like them in the first place.”
― Raymond Chandler, Trouble Is My Business

“2. DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM Love your artists and soldiers equally Maintaining balance so that neither phase overwhelms the other requires something that sounds soft and fuzzy but is very real and often overlooked. Artists working on loonshots and soldiers working on franchises have to feel equally loved.”
― Safi Bahcall, Loonshots: How to Nurture the Crazy Ideas That Win Wars, Cure Diseases, and Transform Industries

“On nights like that every booze party ends in a fight. Meek little wives feel the edge of the carving knife and study their husbands’ necks. Anything can happen. You can even get a full glass of beer at a cocktail lounge.”
― Raymond Chandler, Trouble Is My Business

“Jason, go!” Hedge yelled. “Save her!” The coach launched himself at the spirit with some serious goat fu—lashing out with his hooves, knocking Leo free from the spirit’s grasp.”
― Rick Riordan, The Lost Hero

“1. SEPARATE THE PHASES Separate your artists and soldiers People responsible for developing high-risk, early-stage ideas (call them “artists”) need to be sheltered from the “soldiers” responsible for the already-successful, steady-growth part of an organization. Early-stage projects are fragile.”
― Safi Bahcall, Loonshots: How to Nurture the Crazy Ideas That Win Wars, Cure Diseases, and Transform Industries

“Rather than champion any individual loonshot, they create an outstanding structure for nurturing many loonshots. Rather than visionary innovators, they are careful gardeners. They ensure that both loonshots and franchises are tended well, that neither side dominates the other, and that each side nurtures and supports the other.”
― Safi Bahcall, Loonshots: How to Nurture the Crazy Ideas That Win Wars, Cure Diseases, and Transform Industries

“No matter how good you were, someone was better.”
― Brandon Sanderson, The Emperor's Soul

“And I thought of all the women’s novels that lie scattered, like small pock-marked apples in an orchard, about the second-hand book shops of London. It was the flaw in the centre that had rotted them. She had altered her values in deference to the opinion of others.”
― Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own

“Bush changed national research the same way Vail changed corporate research. Both recognized that the big ideas—the breakthroughs that change the course of science, business, and history—fail many times before they succeed. Sometimes they survive through the force of exceptional skill and personality. Sometimes they survive through sheer chance. In other words, the breakthroughs that change our world are born from the marriage of genius and serendipity.”
― Safi Bahcall, Loonshots: How to Nurture the Crazy Ideas That Win Wars, Cure Diseases, and Transform Industries

“I tried not to think about Akos, or dream about him, or imagine conversations we might have had about what I was experiencing. I was already barely containing my rage at Thuvhe; I didn’t need something to stoke the flames further.
On the flight to Pokgo, however, I allowed myself just a moment of weakness before reprimanding myself.
As the ship glided between tall buildings--built higher than any of the ones in Voa, so tall they might have scraped the bottom of the Shissa ones that fell--I pictured the look of wonder his face would have worn if he had seen it.
And I would have said something like, Ograns allowed a certain percentage of trees to be preserved when they built Pokgo, which is why it still looks like a forest below us.
He would have smiled, amused as always by the knowledge I kept filed away.
But not amused enough by me to give me a damn explanation before--
Stop, I told myself.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.”
― Robert Frost

“We could talk about it, you know,” Teka said. “Him leaving like that? Not so much as a good-bye? We could talk about it, if you…you know. Needed to.”
Not so much as a good-bye. He had decided I wasn’t worth that basic decency.
I clenched my jaw.
“No,” I said, “we can’t.”
If I talked about it, I would want to scream, and this coat was too tight around my ribs for that.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“The man on the water stood forty yards out.”
― Leif Enger, Virgil Wander

“There are going to be a lot of things in life that we can’t control. Things the world will make us think we can’t handle. But it’s those moments, the strength we show when we do our best to handle them, that show our true character.”
― Cindy R. Wilson, Paper Girl

“One: we all make mistakes. We all do stupid things. We all break the mugs or drop the mail. It happens. Two: it is what you make of it. If you chide yourself over it and make it a big deal, something that isn’t a big deal is elevated to disaster status. But if you just apologize or shrug it off and move on, it’ll only take up as much of your time and angst as you let it.”
― Cindy R. Wilson, Paper Girl

“His feelings of panic had passed once before; it would pass again, he told himself. He must go forward on faith, not feeling.”
― Jan Karon, A Light in the Window

“I get that. You can be yourself when you’re anonymous, but in real life you have to answer to who you really are. And sometimes, that’s the scariest thing of all.”
― Cindy R. Wilson, Paper Girl

“I look ridiculous,” I said to my reflection. Or, really, I said it to Teka, who stood behind me with her arms folded, sucking a dimple into her cheek.
I wore a floor-length jacket with sharp shoulders, buttoned tight across my chest and falling straight to the floor. Every seam was stitched with glowing thread, though, which made me feel more like an Ogran spacecraft than a person. The collar--made entirely of luminous fabric--lit my face from beneath, making my currentshadows especially nightmarish when they flowed across my skin.
Which was constantly. What little control I had retained when we first landed on Ogra was gone, as if Akos had taken it with him when he left.
“Aza wanted to make sure you looked the part of a sovereign, even if you’re not really one. And now you do,” Teka said. “Besides, everyone here looks ridiculous, so you fit right in.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“He remembered a speaker at a seminar who had put five large stones in a glass. Those were the important things in life, the speaker said and went on to demonstrate how the small stones, or less important things, could easily be put in and shaken down among the cracks.

However, if the small stones were put in first, it was impossible to add the large stones.”
― Jan Karon, A Light in the Window

“Does he still talk about it?" "No. Is it anything to talk about? Is it anything to be proud of?" "Is it anything to be ashamed of?" "Yes. You know that, don't you?" Carol asked in her even, distinct voice. "In the eyes of the world it's an abomination.”
― Claire Morgan, The Price of Salt

“A small figure with delicate features and a patchwork tunic perched outside the window of room eight. His eyes were piercing and cold, and they froze Joe in his tracks.”
― Andrew Peterson, North! or Be Eaten

“Had the Allies invaded, the result would have been much like how the Marhathas recollected the capture of Ahmednagar in 1803: “They came here in the morning, looked at the wall, walked over it, killed the garrison, and returned to breakfast!”
― Daniel Allen Butler, Field Marshal: The Life and Death of Erwin Rommel

“He had laughed today; he had been happy. He didn't know why he had not counted more sunny hours in his life, but he hadn't. God had clearly asked him to, but he was intent on having his own nature, and his own nature could be inward, even melancholy. He didn't like it, but here it was.”
― Jan Karon, A Light in the Window

“The Fangs left as quickly as they had come, but by the time Joe and Addie raced to Shaggy’s side, he was already dead. The Shoosters wept as they buried their friend in the Glipwood Cemetery at the southern end of Vibbly Way. Joe scavenged the SHAGGY’S TAVERN sign from the building’s wreckage. It bore the name of the tavern and an image of a dog smoking a pipe. Joe placed it at the head of Shaggy’s grave after carving, in his finest lettering, the inscription “Shaggy Bandibund, an Exemplary Neighbor and Friend.”
― Andrew Peterson, North! or Be Eaten

“When the Shoosters emerged from their hiding place the morning after the battle, it felt as if the world of Aerwiar had ended. Dark clouds roiled in the sky above the deserted town, and the streets were clogged with the dust, bones, and armor of countless Fangs. Soon Shaggy emerged from the tavern, and the Shoosters felt great relief at his appearance. They had been neighbors for decades and were the only members of the Glipwood Township who chose to stay rather than flee to Torrboro or Dugtown the night the Igibys fought their way out of the Black Carriage.”
― Andrew Peterson, North! or Be Eaten

“If I work at the mid-term foundation, I will transform the center of our economy into a small and medium-sized venture company based on co-prosperity and co-existence, and create a solid foundation for an advanced economy," he said. "We will help small and medium-sized venture companies and small merchants and self-employed businesses become the main players of our economy."

In particular, he said, "The issue of technology theft is a must for the fair economy," adding, "The patent court, the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office, the patent office, and other committees have been appointed to the committee."

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Moon Jae-in, who had a hell of a government in the hearing, the [The Herald Business showed a = yuosang] for a long time two Cabinet ministers, report hearing before this time candidates were on the defensive. The opposition party has refused to adopt the report one after another, and the pressure for voluntary resignation has intensified outside the original, prompting ministerial candidates to prepare for a second round after the hearing.

In a joint meeting of floor leaders and senior members of the main opposition Liberty Korea Party held at the National Assembly on Wednesday, the former president said.

Moon Jae-in, who had a hell of a government in the hearing, the [The Herald Business showed a = yuosang] for a long time two Cabinet ministers, report hearing before this time candidates were on the defensive. The opposition party has refused to adopt the report one after another, and the pressure for voluntary resignation has intensified outside the original, prompting ministerial candidates to prepare for a second round after the hearing.

In a joint meeting of floor leaders and senior members of the main opposition Liberty Korea Party held at the National Assembly on Wednesday, the former president said.”
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“Joe looked at the stacks of books in every corner of the room. “I’ll do my best,” he said. “Rest. I’ll be back tonight. It’s nice that you’re able to talk again, Oskar.”
― Andrew Peterson, North! or Be Eaten

“Humans are one of the reasons why the world is exciting, and the only thing that complicates it is their wrongdoings.”
― Xei R. M.

“Room eight contained a neatly made bed, a wash basin on a chest of drawers, and a desk, each piece of furniture simple but sturdy. Joe moved to the window and paused, looking out at the wreckage of Glipwood with a pang of sadness. Below the window lay what remained of Shaggy’s Tavern. The stone chimney stood like the trunk of an old petrified tree, the ground littered with planks, broken stools, and shattered bottles. Wincing at the creak of his footsteps on the wooden floor, he crept to the chest of drawers and slid it away from the wall. Behind the bureau was a small doorway. Joe looked around one last time and ducked inside, pulling the chest back into place behind him.”
― Andrew Peterson, North! or Be Eaten

“He hung his apron on the back of a chair and pulled on his boots but hesitated with his hand on the doorknob. Joe peeked out the window that opened on to the back courtyard. He saw no Fangs.”
― Andrew Peterson, North! or Be Eaten

“Joe and Addie hurried to the kitchen, where they set to work concocting a critternose casserole, the name of which Addie had invented on the spot. She sent Joe out to round up as many rodents as possible so she could begin the work of removing their little black noses.”
― Andrew Peterson, North! or Be Eaten

“One of my favorite songs by Hillsong United, “Heaven Knows,”
― Carolanne Miljavac, Odd(ly) Enough: Standing Out When the World Begs You To Fit In

“Take my time. Never second-guess myself. Almost always my first instinct will be the correct one.”
― Joelle Charbonneau, The Testing

“You don’t have the right,” I said in a low voice, “to decide my path for me.”
“I would do it again,” she said.
I was thinking about that punch again.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“But Trump had gone to a military high school, and he felt that made him as much a military expert as if he had fought in the Battle of the Bulge.”
― Laurence Leamer, Mar-A-Lago: Inside the Gates of Power at Donald Trump's Presidential Palace

“You spoke to Vara,” she said to me at last.
I sat up, and pushed my braid over one shoulder.
“Yeah, thanks for that, by the way,” I said, twitching a little at a currentshadow racing across my face. “Nothing like the news of your own abandonment coming from a stranger.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“Fear & Hope are — Vision”
― William Blake

“He’ll come back when he realizes we aren’t with him,” Leeli said with a smile. She and Peet spent hours together either reading stories or with him dancing about with great swoops of his socked hands while she played her whistleharp. Leeli’s presence seemed to have a medicinal effect on Peet. When they were together, his jitters ceased, his eyes stopped shifting, and his voice took on a deeper, less strained quality. The strong and pleasant sound of it helped Janner believe his mother’s stories about Artham P. Wingfeather’s exploits in Anniera before the Great War.”
― Andrew Peterson, North! or Be Eaten

“The beetle crawled from his thumb to his sleeve, pincers clicking audibly. Hopefully that wasn’t what it did before it attacked.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“Don’t come much closer,” he said. “Killer beetles, and all.”
“They seem to like you,” Pary said. “Whatever you are is a very strange thing.”
Akos nodded. That wasn’t up for debate.
Pary stood in front of him--at a safe distance--with his hands in his pockets. “She must have told you something difficult.”
Akos wasn’t sure difficult was the right word for it.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“I want you to see what God sees in you. You are beautiful. You are strong. You are worthy. You are loved.”
― Carolanne Miljavac, Odd(ly) Enough: Standing Out When the World Begs You To Fit In

“I am going to withdraw from the world; nothing that happens there is any concern of mine.” And the snail went into his house and puttied up the entrance. —Hans Christian Andersen, “The Snail and the Rosebush,” 1861”
― Elisabeth Tova Bailey, The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating

“(Jinju: Yonhap News Agency) Reporter Kim Sun-kyung = Jinju Police Station in South Gyeongsang Province announced on the 27th that they arrested a 53-year-old man on charges of assaulting an elderly man who was picking up abolition.

The man is suspected of throwing a quarrel on the floor at around 4 p.m. on July 22, when he swore at a 73-year-old woman who had been picking up the repeal on a street in Jinju.

The police threatened to hit Mr. B with a blunt instrument he had at the time.


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Reporters Kang Sung-kyu (Seoul: News1), Rep. Kim Jung-ryul, floor leader of the main opposition Liberty Korea Party, told Unification Minister nominee Kim Yeon-cheol, who held a confirmation hearing the previous day, "We have made a request for the confirmation hearing of the North's unification front chief," and added, "Reject the nomination of Kim." And an investigation is needed into the alleged blacklist of North Korean defectors," he claimed.

Na held a joint meeting of floor leaders and senior lawmakers at the National Assembly earlier in the day.”
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“Shit like that can change a person, especially a kid. I guess I got lucky; I turned out normal.”
― M.N. Forgy, Envy

“It was a response that comes instinctively to every Indian - the barometer for judging caste and creed was inbuilt. Right or wrong, it was a fact and you just dealt with it.”
― Krishan Partap Singh, Delhi Durbar

“Mr. Twit was one of these very hairy-faced men. The whole of his face except for his forehead, his eyes and his nose, was covered with thick hair. The stuff even sprouted in revolting tufts out of his nostrils and ear-holes.”
― Roald Dahl, The Twits

“you don’t deserve a man like me , a loving caring and humble man with a noble heart , who treated you like you were the queen of hearts , You’ve got what you deserve ; a man who shames you day and night , his absolute happiness in hurting and humiliating you and keeps treating you like you’re no body”
― Sami Abouzid

“Even when your heart is broken, there can be magic just around the corner or in a cave at the top of the next mountain. You just have to keep looking for it. And sometimes you don’t even have to look. Sometimes it finds you.”
― Danielle Paige, The Queen of Oz

“Love her with all your heart. Don't visit her village just to destroy it after. You're not a barbarian, are you? But go there and make it a city.”
― Xei R. M., The Sweet Words That Hurt us Both

“What do I do now?” he asked the beetle on his hand.
“Surely that thing won’t respond to you,” Pary’s voice said from behind him. “I don’t claim to understand other people’s currentgifts, though.”
Akos whipped around fast. The beetle on his hand still didn’t stir, thankfully.
“Don’t come much closer,” he said. “Killer beetles, and all.”
“They seem to like you,” Pary said. “Whatever you are is a very strange thing.”
Akos nodded. That wasn’t up for debate.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“With virtues equall'd by her wit alone,”
― Lord Byron, Don Juan

“There’s that word again. Bravery. Brave peoples’ legs don’t shake. Brave people don’t feel like puking. Brave people sure don’t have to remind themselves how to breathe if they think about that night too hard. If bravery is a medical condition, everybody’s misdiagnosed me.”
― Angie Thomas, The Hate U Give

“el que ha nacido místico sabe que allí hay algo; algo se esconde tras las nubes o en el interior de los árboles. Pero cree que la búsqueda de la belleza es la manera de encontrarlo. Y la imaginación es una especie de hechizo que puede hacerlo surgir.”
― G.K. Chesterton, El Hombre Eterno

“To the casual observer there was nothing unusual about these six hours. To the casual observer this Friday was a normal Friday. Six hours of routine. Six hours of the expected. Six hours. One Friday. Enough time for
a shepherd to examine his flocks,
a housewife to clean and organize her house,
a physician to receive a baby from a mother’s womb
and cool the fever of one near death. Six hours. From 9:00 am to 3:00 PM. Six hours. One Friday. Six hours filled with, as are all hours, the mystery of life.”
― Max Lucado, Six Hours One Friday: Living in the Power of the Cross

“I’m sure I don’t have to point out to you that there is one bright spot in all this,” Vara said. “Your fates.”
“Our fates,” I repeated, feeling stupid. “What about them?”
“There is a reason the fates don’t name names,” Vara said. “The second child of the family Noavek will cross the Divide. The third child of the family Kereseth will die in service to the family Noavek. My dear girl, you are the third child of the family Kereseth. And I suspect your fate has already been fulfilled.”
I made a big show of putting two fingers against the side of my throat to check for a pulse. “Silly me, thinking I hadn’t died in service--”
I cut myself off.
But that wasn’t true, was it?
My brother had tried to make me torture Akos, there in the underground prison where he had captured us and forced us to our knees. I had drawn all my currentgift into myself, trusting in my strength to keep me alive. But that strength had faltered--just for a moment, just enough to be considered a death. My heart had stopped, and then started again. I had come back.
I had died for the family Noavek--I had died for Akos.
I stared at him, wonderingly. The fate he had dreaded, the fate he had allowed to define him since he first heard it spoken by my brother’s lips…it was mine.
And it was done.”
― Veronica Roth, The Fates Divide

“You both think her work’s more important than me?” “At a global level, yes. If it saves at least two lives, which is likely, then rationally it’s more important. But your mother and I place a huge weighting on your welfare because you’re our son. Fortunately, you have two parents, and I can function as backup. I can perform all tasks that your mother performs.”
― Graeme Simsion, The Rosie Result

“As teams and companies grow larger, the stakes in outcome decrease while the perks of rank increase. When the two cross, the system snaps. Incentives begin encouraging behavior no one wants. Those same groups—with the same people—begin rejecting loonshots.”
― Safi Bahcall, Loonshots: How to Nurture the Crazy Ideas That Win Wars, Cure Diseases, and Transform Industries

“We can think of the two competing incentives, loosely, as stake and rank. When groups are small, for example, everyone’s stake in the outcome of the group project is high.”
― Safi Bahcall, Loonshots: How to Nurture the Crazy Ideas That Win Wars, Cure Diseases, and Transform Industries

“a pleasant city,
Famous for oranges and women”
― Lord Byron, Don Juan

“That is the usual method, but not mine—
My way is to begin with the beginning;”
― Lord Byron, Don Juan

“Revenge may be sweet, but it is also most expensive”
― Andrew Roberts, Churchill: Walking with Destiny