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Quotes About Fulfillment

Marriage is not essential to the contentment, the dignity, or the happiness of woman.
~ Catharine Maria Sedgwick
Knowing what he wanted, he went after it with single-minded intensity, until a hoarse moan ripped from her and she arched toward him, her body jerking with every pass of his tongue. His, at last.
~ Catherine Anderson
He had once told Loretta that he would be as nothing without his people, and that was true. He would be giving up all that he was to be with her. Yet how could he live without her? The prophecy had come to pass. Without her, he had no tomorrows. How could a man live without them?
~ Catherine Anderson
Because I have dreams and in those dreams I see the stars
~ Catherine Fisher
All my life I've plotted and planned, been obsessed with those things. And now you've achieved them. You are not satisfied. He nodded. Life is a series of stairs of which we climb, Claudia... your horizons have moved.
~ Catherine Fisher
What if everything that has occurred in your life could be defined as having been absolutely perfect?
~ Catherine Garrett
There's always the danger that the extreme feminist will end up quite unfulfilled as a girl.
~ Catherine Marshall
We don't have to accept blandness in life. God, who is the author of creativity, is ready to make a dull life adventuresome the moment we allow his Holy Spirit to go to work inside us.
~ Catherine Marshall
It is necessary, then, to give the child the possibility of developing according to the laws of his nature, so that he can become strong, and, having become strong, can do even more than we dared hope for him. —Maria Montessori
~ Catherine McTamaney Ed.D.
Joshua made this frustrating period of waiting a time of learning, planning and preparing. Then when the opportunity came, he was ready to go in, claim the Promised Land for his followers, and settle there.
~ Catherine Ponder
Actually, the creative law of prosperity concerns the three basic steps given in this chapter and the next two: (1) Having a plan, writing out one's desires concerning that plan, and constantly expanding it; (2) Mentally imaging that plan as fulfilled; (3) Constantly affirming its perfect fulfillment.
~ Catherine Ponder
abundance and happiness,
~ Catherine Ponder
We enjoy our work so much we get up when the sun comes up. The stress in our life is non-existent.
~ Catherine Pulsifer
What does it mean to succeed? It is a question that haunts many. Many people, don't set any goals for themselves and succeed at very little.
~ Catherine Pulsifer
Retirement, a time to enjoy life! A time to do what you want to do, when you want to do it, how you want to do it.
~ Catherine Pulsifer
You know, you think about who you might meet and when they might come. You always know that someday a door will open and in will come the one you've waited for. And then the waiting is done. And the rest of your life can begin. And the minute I looked up and saw you there, I thought, There he is.
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde
Living long is a gift denied to many, and so it comes with a responsibility to make the most of it.
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde
Not a bad life's work.
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde
watching TV and playing solitaire is not a proper life. It's not living. It's killing time, and that's hardly the same. You start asking yourself too many questions when your day is reduced to these rote activities that accomplish nothing. You start to wonder
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde
On the way up the walk I took in the weedless border gardens, the two floors of smudgeless windows, and I wondered, when a person does all this, do they have time left over for other things?
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde
They had shopping carts full of food and toys, but they looked bored and unhappy. How could a person go to the store, buy everything she needed—and wanted, from the look of some of those carts—and still seem dissatisfied? What more did they need to be happy, then? If all this wouldn't do it?
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde
Are you doing what your heart says to do?
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde
How could a person go to the store, buy everything she needed—and wanted, from the look of some of those carts—and still seem dissatisfied? What more did they need to be happy, then? If all this wouldn't do it?
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde
We did exactly what we were supposed to do." "Us?" he asked. "Yes. Us. We did exactly what our parents taught us. We got married in the church, and we tried to have a bunch of kids. We lived the life everybody told us was right. And now look at us. Tina is gone. We're apart. Why did we do just what we were supposed to do if it wasn't even going to make us happy?
~ Catherine Ryan Hyde