“The law of harvest is to reap
more than you sow.
Sow an act, and you reap a habit.
Sow a habit, and you reap a character.
Sow a character, and you reap a destiny.”
~ James Allen
The Law of Harvest
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Children of the Corn
“I wish Isaac never
came here.
But he’s always here,
just like
‘He Who Walks Behind the Rows.'”
~ Dialogue from the Stephen King novel
Wine and Sweet Words
“Going to a restaurant is
one of my keenest pleasures.
Meeting someplace with old
and new friends, ordering wine,
eating food, surrounded by strangers,
I think is the core of what
it means to live a civilized life.”
~ Adam Gopnik
Rise Above the Clouds
“I think I will be able to,
in the end,
rise above the clouds and
climb the stairs to Heaven,
and I will look down
on my beautiful life.”
~ Yayoi Kusama
The Best Kept Secret
“I am sometimes a fox
and sometimes a lion.
The whole secret of government
lies in knowing when to be
one or the other.”
~ Napoleon Bonaparte
Words are Mere Shadows
“There are infinite shadings
of light and shadows and colors…
it’s an extraordinarily subtle language.
Figuring out how to speak
that language is
a lifetime job.”
~ Conrad Hall
See the Positive in Tough Times
“Few things in the world
are more powerful than
a positive push. A smile.
A world of optimism and hope.
A ‘You can do it!’
when things are tough.”
~ Richard M. DeVos
Let Yourself Be Unique
“It is not part
of a true culture
to tame tigers,
any more than it is
to make sheep ferocious.”
~ Henry David Thoreau
Lonesome Cowboy
“People love westerns worldwide.
There’s something fantasy-like
about an individual fighting
the elements. Or even bad guys
and the elements.
It’s a simpler time.
There’s no organized laws and stuff.”
~ Clint Eastwood
