“In all my work,
I try to say…
You may be given
a load of sour lemons,
why not try to make
a dozen lemon meringue pies?”
~ Maya Angelou
“In all my work,
I try to say…
You may be given
a load of sour lemons,
why not try to make
a dozen lemon meringue pies?”
~ Maya Angelou
“I have the simplest tastes.
I am always satisfied
with the best.”
~ Oscar Wilde
“Most of those
who make collections
of verse or epigram
are like men eating cherries
or oysters: they choose out
the best at first, and
end by eating all.”
~ Nicolas Chamfort
“As long as you feel inspired,
your life is
being well spent.”
~ Hugh McLeod
“All journeys have
secret destinations of which
the traveler is unaware.”
~ Martin Buber
“There are times when I have to take,
I call it a ‘silence bath,’
where I shut off all
of the external gadgets.
I go walk around,
talk to people,
and just live for a while.”
~ Patton Oswalt
“The wide world is all about you;
you can fence yourselves in,
but you cannot forever
fence it out.”
~ J.R.R. Tolkien
“A single rose can be
my garden…
a single friend,
my world.”
~ Leo Buscaglia
“Forget not that the Earth
delights to feel
your bare feet
and the winds long
to play with your hair.”
~ Khalil Gibran