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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 2951d45 | Detras de la cruz anda el demonio!>>. | Manuel Rivas | ||
| 66382a4 | un partido de futbol, esa forma de guerra mas sofisticada, que exige que las ideas lleguen a los pies. | Manuel Rivas | ||
| 7571e68 | Gonzalo Rivas: no se si era consciente de la enfermedad. Lo que si era consciente es del poder, como ser, que el tenia, respecto a las cosas que el vivia. | Juan Manuel Lopez | ||
| 240844a |
Lo normal no es ser < |
Manuel Rivas | ||
| 9fb3518 | Todo lleva a creer que existe un cierto punto donde la vida y la muerte, lo real y lo imaginario, lo comunicable y lo incomunicable, lo alto y lo bajo cesan de ser percibidos contradictoriamente. | Manuel Rivas | ||
| 52ac51b | Se echo a reir. Vaya, pense, la noche es dia. Asi que todo era teatro. | Manuel Rivas | ||
| 1a9f98f | Incierto es, en verdad, lo porvenir. ?Quien sabe lo que va a pasar? Pero incierto es tambien lo preterito, ?quien sabe lo que ha pasado? ANTONIO MACHADO Juan de Mairena | Manuel Rivas | ||
| 55538ff | Es con estas pequenas desgracias como los ninos se van haciendo adultos | Quim Monzó | ||
| 7bda009 | My gameplan is not to have a gameplan. | Tony Hawks | ||
| 37a45be | Everything is good in due measure and strong sensations know not measure. | Anton Chekhov | ||
| 3779c24 | Brevity is the sister of talent. | Anton Chekhov | ||
| 2cf1132 | Beware of exquisite language. The language should be simple and elegant. | Anton Chekhov | ||
| 46fe735 | Without a knowledge of languages you feel as if you don't have a passport. | Anton Chekhov | ||
| bc8fffa | We all fail. That's a great secret, Dante. Nobody tells you that. Sooner or later we all fail at everything important. | Sean Stewart | ||
| 21ea192 | Don't tell me it wasn't my fault; that's no damn good to me. Just tell me how to keep from going crazy, will you? Just tell me how to survive. | Sean Stewart | ||
| 53910f3 | Our dreams go on forever, and our ambitions, and our hopes, and the great play of our ideas reaches for eternity. But we live in time. We die in time. | Sean Stewart | ||
| a1419df | Grief lingers, and the ache of loss; those things don't change. But seeping into every leaf, a little guilty burns away each autumn, and falls, spinning down the river. Winter's long sleep begins, and with each spring the tree wales knowing mercifully less than it did the year before. | Sean Stewart | ||
| 5d3f689 | He steepled his fingers in monkish solemnity. "You cannot hide from Fate, my son." Sarah grunted. "People don't have fates." "No: fates have people," Jet said, suddenly serious." -- | Sean Stewart | ||
| e0fe584 | The fear which troubles the life of man from its deepest depths, suffuses all with the blackness of death, and leaves no delight clean and pure. | Sean Stewart | ||
| d45dbda | if your children see you mess up every now and then, they learn that you are only human and thus they will be more likely to practice compassion and patience for others. On top of that, when they see you pick yourself back up afterwards, they then learn how to be confident and determined in spite of the hardships facing them. Being real with our kids is one of the best things we can do; and although it will showcase our imperfections as a p.. | Sean PI Stewart | ||
| fa1c2f0 | Treat a child as though he is already the person he is capable of becoming." - Haim Ginott" | Sean PI Stewart | ||
| 8cc509c | We get a whole lifetime to learn just one lesson," Samuel Cane said. "How to lose with dignity." | Sean Stewart | ||
| 198a004 | Hello?" "Ah, is this the ... Bow-shawmp residence?" There was no trace of a Texas twang in the caller's accent, nor anything of the South. "Beech-um, yes, that's us. Sorry." "Ah, yeah. Beech-um? Okay." | Sean Stewart | ||
| 5663280 | By doing that, I want you to come to a realization from your heart that what you are is not your thoughts. What you are is not your current situation, what you are is not your body. What you really are is powerful beyond those things, which means you have the power over your thoughts, over your feelings and over your body. | Sean PI Stewart | ||
| e995f33 | One of the hardest lessons we all have to learn is how few choices life gives to a civilized woman with any conscience at all. | Sean Stewart | ||
| 51470d0 | The application of time and skill to frivolous things is the hallmark of civilized society, | Sean Stewart | ||
| 5c3838b | The sun was setting on Coruscant. Shadows ran like black water, filling up the the alleys first, then climbing steadily higher, a tide of darkness rising to drown the capital. Twilight's gloom spread over retail districts and medcenters, and crept like a dark stain up the walls of the Chancellor's residence as the sun slipped below the horizon. Soon only the rooftops were gilded with the day's last yellow light; then the shadows conquered t.. | Sean Stewart | ||
| a4d8a51 | The Skinned Man had nothing anymore.No life, no love, no hope, no regret--just a body. Dismantled man. | Sean Stewart | ||
| c12df93 | How much of life is like this? Mark wondered. Is that what being grown-up means? Saying goodbye as often as hello? | Sean Stewart | ||
| 4c33934 | Look at Columbus, or Magellan: looking back, historians call you an explorer, but at the time, you're just lost. | explorers lost magellan | Sean Stewart | |
| 3957ce1 | My name is Antoinette Beauchamp, pronounced BEECH-um, and I am my mother's daughter | Sean Stewart | ||
| 2d5c160 | Only on a planet such as Coruscant, with no forests left, no mountains unleveled, no streams left to run their own course, could the Force have become so clouded. | jedi star-wars the-force yoda | Sean Stewart | |
| 7bcf8c4 | Some points of similarity can be found between the military systems of the British and Carthaginian empires.) | Ernle Dusgate Selby Bradford | ||
| ea02d28 | Like any man who has two masters with opposing interests, he was torn between them. | Michael Korda | ||
| 8a385fd | Lawrence: Clayton, I've decided to go off alone to Damascus, hoping to get killed on the way: for all sakes try and clear this show up before it goes further. We are calling them to fight for us on a lie, and I can't stand it. | Michael Korda | ||
| 6ce90dc | Human knowledge as it actually is and can only ever be is not a revelation of something objectively and timelessly true, an assured grasp of something existing 'out there' independently of ourselves. It is what we have the best grounds at any given time for believing. Because this is what it is, it does indeed provide the best possible basis for our suppositions and actions. But it always remains our belief, our, conjecture, our hypothesis,.. | Bryan Magee | ||
| 4009bf0 | Even if it could be shown that all explanations can be reduced ultimately to those of science, and even if all the reductions were then to be carried out, the mystery of the world as such would be as great at the end of the process as it had been at the beginning. | Bryan Magee | ||
| 42b5792 | It follows from Schopenhauer's analysis that evert genuine work of art must have its origin in direct perception; that is to say it does not originate in concepts, and concepts are not what it communicates. This is what more than anything else differentiates good art from bad, or more accurately authentic from inauthentic art. The latter often originates in a desire on the part of the artist to meet some demand external to himself - to win .. | authenticity | Bryan Magee | |
| ab8938a | Writers are always outsiders and probably ought to be, since only outsiders see things clearly: the people who publish them, or make movies, or produce plays are always richer and more powerful, however successful the writer is. | Michael Korda | ||
| ac204f8 | Even those who die in terrorist attacks, and have thus had the bad luck to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, are described as "heroes", though given a choice most of them would no doubt have preferred to be somewhere else when the blow was struck." | Michael Korda | ||
| 9723169 | Lawrence: A man who gives himself to the possession of aliens leads a Yahoo life. In my case my effort for these years to live in the dress of Arabs, and to imitate their mental foundation, quitted me of my English self, and let me look at the West and its conventions with new eyes, and destroyed it all for me. At the same time I could not sincerely take on the Arab skin: it was an affectation only. | Michael Korda | ||
| 7dc45bf | Lawrence's concern about the loss of twenty Arabs may seem odd during a war in which British war dead would exceed 750,000, but he felt strongly that "Our men were not materials, like soldiers, but friends of ours, trusting in our leadership." | Michael Korda | ||
| 1def934 | I was in a hurry, because packing is something which you always do at the last minute. Anyone who packs two days before departure should seek counseling. | Tony Hawks | ||
| 18d57a2 | Lawrence's detractors, then and now, still argue that this was merely a "pinprick" in "a sideshow of a sideshow" compared with the western front, but it in fact was a modest first effort at a new kind of warfare-- in which an organized, modern, occupying army was forced to deal with small but lethal attacks by an enemy who appeared suddenly out of nowhere, struck hard, and vanished again; in which the ambush, the roadside or railway "improv.. | Michael Korda |