Parrington Instruments Quotes

#1. Misbehavior and punishment are not opposites that cancel each other - on the contrary they breed and reinforce each other.

Haim G. Ginott

#2. And then they all sang a song called "I've Got a Loverly Bunch of Hard-hairy-wet-white-crunchers," which was an ancient dinosaur song that had apparently been written by Professor Steg's Aunt Button.

Neil Gaiman

#3. Mozart, prodigal heaven gave thee everything, grace and strength, abundance and moderation, perfect equilibrium.

Charles Gounod

#4. Sometimes it's as if I can shrink away to nothing. Sometimes I feel as pure and perfect as a ghost. The hunger, the headaches, the dizziness - these are the only things that are real.

J.P. Delaney

#5. It is not easy being trapped in a school that is caught between cornfields and cows.

Tom Upton

#6. Dick was about to retort by commenting on the extraordinary suits worn by Tommy and Prince Chillicheff, suits of a cut and pattern fantastic enough to have sauntered down Beale Street on a Sunday - when

F Scott Fitzgerald

#7. I like these streets ... I always feel as though it's a performance being staged for me; as though the second I've passed they'll all stop leaping and laughing and, instead grow very sad, remembering how poor they are, and retreat with bowed heads into their houses. You often get that effect abroad

F Scott Fitzgerald

#8. The world is growing old;Who would not be at rest and freeWhere love is never cold?

Frederick William Faber

#9. When the British left, India was a multireligious, multiregional, multiethnic country, exploited, backward, and poor from colonialism.

Prem Kishore

#10. Getting out of bed is a good way to leave your troubles behind.

Nancy E. Turner

#11. Begin as you mean to go on, and go on as you began, and let the Lord be all in all to you.

Charles Haddon Spurgeon

#12. He who knows he has enough is rich. Perseverance is a sign of will power. He who stays where he is endures. To die but not to perish is to be eternally present.

Lao-Tzu

#13. I wanted to play rock and roll when I started playing. Nobody at that time ever thought about songwriting. You sang songs, that's all. You sang other people's songs. That's all there were.

Bruce Cockburn