Quotes from Terri Guillemets

Give your stress wings and let it fly away.

Like steam from a cup of hot tea that fogs our glasses, false urgency of matters at hand blurs our vision to important things in the distance.

If your teeth are clenched and your fists are clenched, your lifespan is probably clenched.

modern stress — toxic evil toxic stress — modern evil

Letting myself get stressed out makes me feel like I'm rubber-stamping all my organs "Urgent!"

Is everything as urgent as your stress would imply?

Failure is not frailty. Success never guarantees.

There is no success but your own success.

The sun tires of summer and sighs itself into autumn.

The desert sunset clouds exhale pink puffs of dusky smoke.

sunrise glows in carpe-diem pink aflame with marbled-gold moments

Morning breaks the mystery of night with her delicately blazing pastel light.

Night embraces the quiet dark sky Until it sparks alive with morning light

After God perfected the sunrise, he created photographers, artists, and poets to ensure his feat remained immortal.

Clouds blaze brilliant colors in a sky on fire.

sunset ablaze in carpe-diem pink fleeting moments of glowing gold feathered in hourglass-sands gray with the lucent glimmer of infinity— and thus the blissful evening sky exhales gently the passing day and lights up in its elation that the world has made it through to relive night's starry bouquet

Tattoo the pristine flesh What is permanent anyway? This ink only lasts 'til the grave, Time will decompose That which we did compose.

Taxes — wealth and waste laws and loopholes dollars and deficits rights and wrongs security and wars ceilings and floors

The first sip of tea is always the best... you cringe as it burns the back of your throat, knowing you just had the hottest carpe-diem portion.

Tea: a moment of peace from the constant battles of life.

The perfect temperature for tea is two degrees hotter than just right.

tea is comforting because it brings us down to earth— water, leaves, warmth it is earth, imbibed

Tea is a magical calming elixir — kind of like if coffee had a therapist.

With tea, one is always in company, even when taken alone.