Clark Griswold Eggnog Quotes

#1. The biology of empathy allows us to comprehend our connection to each other, to other living things, and to the physical world that supports life.

George Lakoff

#2. In ninth grade, I came up with a new form of rebellion. I hadn't been getting good grades, but I decided to get all A's without taking a book home. I didn't go to math class, because I knew enough and had read ahead, and I placed within the top 10 people in the nation on an aptitude exam.

Bill Gates

#3. One of the strengths of my interviews is that I really, honest to God, have no idea what people are going to say.

Errol Morris

#4. The worst thing about that kind of prejudice ... is that while you feel hurt and angry and all the rest of it, it feeds you self-doubt. You start thinking, perhaps I am not good enough.

Nina Simone

#5. I'm a closet Catholic. I love the iconography of the saints. There was a point in my life when I was going to convert to Catholicism, but I didn't want my grandmother spinning around in her grave like a rotisserie chicken.

Lynda Resnick

#6. The gospel is entirely a message about what someone else has done not only for me but also for the renewal of the whole creation.

Michael Horton

#7. Yoga means we take responsibility for the tasks in our life. Whatever we are supposed to have karmically, life gives us. The question is: how do we handle it?

Frederick Lenz

#8. Be thankful for all you gain. Be thankful for what you lose, too. Find a reason each day to celebrate your life.

Pooja Ruprell

#9. That sense of family. And the way that we all interact and collaborate together. It's really gonna be something I'm gonna miss.

Meaghan Rath

#10. I left home and tried to live the life of a hermit, but I was still fighting myself. I went to England and worked as a chainman on the road. It was better therapy than the shrinks. Building a two-mile road gave me internal peace.

Brian Strang

#11. And this is also what he takes Christian doctrine, in all its complexity, to be centrally about, that is, teaching an attitude rather than a set of propositions. Call it joyous openness to life. What's not relevant about that?

George Pattison