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And in the end it’s not the years in your

life that count, but the life in your years.

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-Abraham Lincoln

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All great change in

America begins at

the dinner table.

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-Ronald Reagan

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Everywhere is walking

distance if you have

the time.

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-Stephen Wright

kyrie, brae, pax, chalice, lowen, sienna

*

Like arrows in the hand of

a warrior are the children

of one's youth.

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-Psalm 127:4

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When you don't know

what to do, do the

work in front of you.

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-Calvin Coolidge

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No duty is more

urgent than that

of returning thanks.

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-St. Ambrose

But thou, Bethlehem Ephratah, though

thou be little among the thousands of

Judah, yet out of thee shall he come

forth unto me that is to be ruler in Israel;

whose goings forth have been from of old,

from everlasting.

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-Micah 5:2

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The hopes and fears of all
the years are met in thee
tonight.
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-Oh Little Town of Bethlehem, Phillips Brooks

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Simplicity, of all things,

is hardest to be copied.

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-Richard Steele

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Being able to do something well

is one of life's great joys.

*

-Frank Tyger

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For we saw his star in the

east and have come to

worship him.

*

Matthew 2:2

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Beware of people with

good intentions.

*

-Theodore Roosevelt

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The longest journey is the journey inward.

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-Dag Hammarskjold

jasper johns

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America is the only country ever
founded on a creed.
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-G. K. Chesterton

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Seeing much, suffering

much, and studying much

are the three pillars

of learning.

*

-Benjamin Disraeli

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There's nothing worse than a

sharp image of a fuzzy concept.

*

-Ansel Adams

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A good scare is worth

more to a man than

advice.

*

-Edgar W. Howe

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What do you have that you

did not receive? If then you

received it, why do you boast

as if you did not receive it?

*

-1 Corinthians 4:7

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War is mainly a catalog of

blunders.

*

-Winston Churchill

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Probably the saddest thing you'll ever see is
a mosquito sucking on a mummy. Forget it
little friend.
*
-Jack Handey

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Never forget that only

dead fish swim with

the current.

*

-Malcolm Muggeridge

*

It’s not enough to rage against the lie.

You’ve got to replace it with the truth.
*

-Bono Vox

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Most quarrels are inevitable

at the time; and ridiculous

afterwards.

*

-E. M. Forster

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He's the type of guy

that lights up a room

just by flipping a switch.

*

-Anon

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I am the way, and the truth,

and the life. No one comes

to the Father except

through me.

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-John 14:6

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I would venture to warn against too

great intimacy with artists as it is very

seductive and a little dangerous.

*

-Queen Victoria

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If you want to test a

man's character, give

him power.

*

-Abraham Lincoln

*

Reading is to the mind

what exercise is to the

body.

*

–Sir Richard Steele

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It is pointless to attempt to reason

a man out of a thing he was never

reasoned into.

*

-Jonathan Swift

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You have to know how

to accept rejection

and reject acceptance.

*

-Ray Bradbury

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Speak the truth, but

leave immediately after.

*

-Slovenian proverb

*

Have mercy upon me,

O Lord; for I am weak:

O Lord, heal me,

for my bones are vexed.

*

-Psalm 6:2

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Every time you speak
your mind is on parade.
*
-Samuel Johnson

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I was eating in a Chinese restaurant

downtown. There was a dish called

Mother and Child Reunion. It's chicken

and eggs. And I said, I gotta use that one.

*

-Paul Simon

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Employment is the surest

antidote to sorrow.

*

-Ann Radcliffe

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The goal of all inanimate objects is to

resist man and ultimately defeat him.

*

-Russell Baker

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If you put butter and

salt on it, it tastes

like salty butter.

*

-Terry Pratchett

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If you're going through hell,

keep going.

*

-Winston Churchill

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Feel for others -

in your pocket.

*

-Charles Spurgeon

*

We don't know what we want,

but we are ready to bite somebody

to get it.

*

-Will Rogers

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Glory is fleeting,

but obscurity is

forever.

*

-Napoleon Bonaparte

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Life is a long lesson

in humility.

*

-J. M. Barrie

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One kind word can warm

three winter months.

*

-Japanese proverb

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Arrange whatever pieces

come your way.

*

-Virginia Woolf

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To travel hopefully

is a better thing than

to arrive.

*

-Robert Louis Stevenson

*

The Lord laughs at the wicked,

for he knows their day is coming.

*

-Psalm 37:13

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Now I am beginning to live a little,

and feel less like a sick oyster at

low tide.

*

-Louisa May Alcott

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Never spend your money

before you have it.

*

-Thomas Jefferson

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We live in an age when
pizza gets to your home
before the police.
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-Jeff Mardner

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The greatest use of life is to spend

it for something that outlasts it.

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-William James