"I donâ€™t know of a better argument in favor of farming with horses than trying to start an old tractor in the winter time."

-- Gene Logsdon

#Horse Quotes #Winter Quotes #Trying Quotes

“It is time for the Chinese to make good on their word.”

Source : Source: www.spiegel.de
“He believed that all people existed behind varying layers of armor which, like the archaeological layers of earth itself, reflected the historical events and turbulence of a lifetime. An individual's armor that had been developed to resist pain and rejection might also block a capacity for pleasure and achievement, and feelings too deeply trapped might be released only by acts of self-destruction or harm to others. Reich was convinced that sexual deprivation and frustration motivated much of the world's chaos and warfare.”
“High trees cast long shadows. The happier and more blessed a woman's life is, the more duz she feel for them that are less blessed than she.”
“Ma'alesh; no matter; never mind; what can you do but accept things as they are? Ma'alesh, your pot overturned in the fire; ma'alesh, your prize mare died; ma'alesh, you lost all your possessions and half your family. The word was the everyday essence of Islam - which itself, after all, means "submission.”

Source : Laurie R. King (2016). “The Mary Russell Series 9-Book Bundle: O Jerusalem, Justice Hall, The Game, Locked Rooms, The Language of Bees, The God of the Hive, Pirate King, Garment of Shadows, Dreaming Spies”, p.441, Bantam
“She had a body that even I coveted in a strictly Platonic sense.”

Source : C.E. Murphy (2009). “Walking Dead”, p.9, Harlequin
“Many people have accused me of having a romantic view, whereas I personally I feel sorry for those who have lost romance in their lives.”
“There are all sorts of topics and themes that just recur time and time again, which either means people have less imagination or that people never get bored of them... or both!”
“He who sows, even with tears, the precious seed of faith, hope, and love, shall doubtless come again with joy, bringing his sheaves with him, because it is the very nature of that seed to yield a joyful harvest.”

Source : Richard Cecil, Josiah Pratt (1817). “Remains of the Rev. Richard Cecil”, p.87

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