Long time no see, but here is another one in our series Who Said That! This quotation reminds us that we really do not need a whole lot to be happy. Or at least content with what we have. Continue reading “Who Said That! #22”
Who Said That! #22
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Who Said That! #21
This time in our series Who Said That! a quotation that rings true to many of us as most of us get to live a long life filled with opportunities – some grasped, some missed, and some passed:
“Twenty years from now
you will be more disappointed
by the things that you didn’t do than
by the ones you did do.”
Who Said That! #20
This time in our series Who Said That! let’s go down the rabbit hole! Or literally explore where that phrase:
Going down the rabbit hole
Who Said That! #19
It is April Fool’s Day folks! And even if the word fool connotes today something else – and hopefully brings a smile to your face – it is still a good day for this phrase:
“The fool looks at a finger
that points at the sky”
Who Said That! #18
This time in Who Said That! another quote to ponder upon. And if you want to try to guess or remember who said that, just remember to s c r o l l down very slowly so you won’t reveal it ahead of time!
When one door of happiness closes,
another opens;
but often we look so long at the closed door that
we do not see the one
which has been opened for us.
Who Said That! #17
This time in Who Said That! a quote from someone who knew how to live an eventful life. He wouldn’t settle for anything mediocre or devoid of authentic feeling, saying that
“I would rather die of passion
than of boredom”
Who Said That! #16
This time in Who Said That! a quote from a Jewish writer who shared a harsh past with his people, but emigrated to America before things got really bad in Europe. Remember to s c r o l l down very slowly so you won’t reveal who said that ahead of time!
I did not become vegetarian for my health,
I did it for the health of the chickens.
Who Said That! #15
This time in Who Said That! some Roman wisdom! Remember to s c r o l l down very slowly so you won’t reveal who said that ahead of time!
A hint though: this person lived a very long time ago (naturally – Roman wisdom), but most of us may actually remember him from history classes at school. Continue reading “Who Said That! #15”
Who Said That! #14
Who hasn’t heard the axiom A smile a day lengthens life. A smile can go a long way to brighten a day. It feels good to smile, but it may feel even better to bring a smile on someone else’s face. Smiling can trick your brain into happiness. The mere act of smiling can lift your mood, boost your immune system and possibly even prolong your life.
We shall never know all the good
that a simple smile can do
Who Said That! #13
Here’s yet another piece in Who Said That! Try to guess or remember first who said that, and if you still don’t know, you’ll see who it was at the very end of the article.
Remember to scroll down s l o w l y so you won’t reveal the name beforehand.
Happiness is nothing more but good health
and a bad memory.
Who Said That! #12
Here’s yet another piece in Who Said That! Try to guess or remember first who said that, and if you don’t know, you’ll see who it was at the very end of the article.
Remember to scroll down s l o w l y so you won’t reveal the name beforehand.
Who said:
Smile in the mirror.
Do that every morning and
you’ll start to see a big difference in your life.
Who Said That! #11
Here’s yet another piece in Who Said That! Try to guess/remember first who said that, and if you don’t know, you’ll see who it was at the very end of the article. Remember to scroll down s l o w l y so you won’t reveal the name beforehand.
Who said:
“Maybe this world is another planet’s hell.“
Who Said That! #10
Here’s yet another piece in Who Said That! Depicting what we people have uttered in a moment of elation, insight, inspiration, wisdom, despair – or any other emotion. Try to guess/remember first who said that, and if you don’t know, you’ll see who it was at the very end of the article. Remember to scroll s l o w l y.
Who said:
“The question isn’t who is going to let me;
it’s who is going to stop me.“
Who Said That! #9
Let’s have another piece in Who Said That! Try to guess/remember first who said that, and if you don’t know, you’ll see who it was at the very end of the article. Remember to scroll s l o w l y.
Who said:
“Insanity is doing the same thing,
over and over again,
but expecting different results”
Who Said That! #8
So time for another piece in the series Who Said That! Remember to scroll s l o w l y.
Who said:
“For every minute you are angry
you lose sixty seconds of happiness.”
Who Said That! #7
Let’s have yet another piece in the series Who Said That! Try to guess/remember first who said that, and if you don’t know, you’ll see who it was at the very end of this article.
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Who said:
“I am free of all prejudice.
I hate everyone equally.”
Who Said That! #6
Here’s another good quote in the series Who Said That! These pieces are there to brighten your day, put a smile on your face, increase your tolerance of fellow human beings – or just give you a temporary relief from whatever you were doing a moment ago.
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Who said:
“Life is what happens to us
while we are making other plans.”
Who Said That! #5
This time in our series Who Said That! a little longer quotation. But as always, remember to scroll down s l o w l y so as not to reveal ahead of time who said that.
Who said:
“Imperfection is beauty,
madness is genius
and it’s better to be absolutely ridiculous
than absolutely boring.”
Who Said That! #4
Let’s have yet another piece in the series Who Said That! Depicting what we people have uttered in a moment of elation, insight, inspiration, wisdom, despair – or any other emotion. Try to guess/remember first who said that, and if you don’t know, you’ll see who it was at the very end of this article. These pieces are there to lift your spirits, brighten your day, increase your tolerance of fellow human beings – or just give you a temporary relief from whatever you were doing a moment ago.
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Who said:
“Without music,
life would be a mistake.”
Who Said That! #3
Let’s have another piece in the series Who Said That! Depicting what we people have uttered in a moment of elation, insight, inspiration, wisdom, despair – or any other emotion. The headline suggests anger, and is really a joke here, anger being such a poor indicator. It is instead those other emotions we are looking for.
Try to guess/remember first who said that, and if you don’t know, you’ll see who it was at the very end of the article. These pieces are there to lift your spirits, brighten your day, put a smile on your face, increase your tolerance of fellow human beings – or just give you a temporary relief from whatever you were doing a moment ago.
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Who said:
Journeys of Life 