Zeffirino Venetian Quotes

#1. God put us here, on this carnival ride. We close our eyes never knowing where it'll take us next.

Carrie Underwood

#2. words do matter. They're not pointless. If they were pointless then they couldn't start revolutions and they wouldn't change history and they wouldn't be the things that you think about every night before you go to sleep. If they were just words we wouldn't listen to songs,

Cath Crowley

#3. Bad experience is more bearable when you are not the only sufferer.
~pg 95

Nien Cheng

#4. It is there all the time.

Anna Freud

#5. Any sentient entity who has lived, has changed.

Peter F. Hamilton

#6. If you're a serious actor, you wouldn't put yourself up for one of those shows in case you got bumped off the first week and all your colleagues saw it.

Elaine Paige

#7. We are never alone in our journey!

Anuranjita Kumar

#8. Do not make the mistake of treating your dogs like humans or they will treat you like dogs.

Martha Scott

#9. The first card was a beautifully rendered but terrifying representation of what Henry guessed was one of the Elders' forms. Next was half a Wolf cookie. Last was a card that had a simple drawing of a smiley face. "That is sooooo wrong," Merri Lee said, shuddering. "Yes, it is." Henry picked

Anne Bishop

#10. With the variety of fields within economics, broadly conceived and the increasing specialization of scholarly world, the award of a Nobel Memorial Prize honors not only the individual scholar but, implicitly, also a special field or a distinctive method.

Simon Kuznets

#11. I've knelt through prayer meetings thinking about everything but prayer, and then I remind myself that I'm supposed to be concentrating on the Lord. I shuffle my position and get official until my thoughts drift off once again. Praise God for His unfailing grace on this cracked vessel.

Darlene Schacht

#12. I know that light is not for me, save that of the moon over the rock tombs of Neb, nor any gaiety save the unnamed feasts of Nitokris beneath the Great Pyramid; yet in my new wildness and freedom I almost welcome the bitterness of alienage.

H.P. Lovecraft