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Quotes About Balance

as was true of all human effort, there was never advancement. Everything added meant something lost, and about as often as not the thing lost was preferable to the thing gained.
~ Charles Frazier
The main thing, Ruby said, was not to get ahead of yourself. Go at a rhythm that could be sustained on and on. Do just as much as you could do and still be able to get up and do again tomorrow. No more, and no less.
~ Charles Frazier
Head full of sorrows, heart full of dreams. How to maintain the latter as life progresses? How not to let the first cancel the second?
~ Charles Frazier
Among themselves, they had figured out how to go about marriage so as to accomplish the least damage. t The husbands lived two hours away...
~ Charles Frazier
Among themselves, they had figured out how to go about marriage so as to accomplish the least damage. The husbands lived two hours away...
~ Charles Frazier
wishing you'd simply paused, taken a long, deep breath. Not allowed the personal moment and the pattern of your family and your stupid culture to shove you two-handed from behind, forcing you to stumble unbalanced into the future.
~ Charles Frazier
For they were, in the first place, even down to the very poorest, a well-fed people, with fewer luxuries than we, but more abundant necessaries; and while beef, ale, and good woollen clothes could be obtained in plenty, without overworking either body or soul, men had time to amuse themselves in something more intellectual than mere toping in pot-houses.
~ Charles Kingsley
Too many cooks spoil the broth, and half-a-dozen gentlemen aboard one ship are as bad as two kings of Brentford.
~ Charles Kingsley
Reese, your books might not tell you this, so I will. Every heart has two parts, the part that pumps and the part that loves. If you're going to spend your life fixing broken hearts, then learn about both. You can't just fix one with no concern for the other.
~ Charles Martin
Hay una línea de separación muy delgada entre el liderazgo responsable y el control dogmático.
~ Charles R. Swindoll
Compromise occurs when our behavior fails to reflect our priorities. In what ways have you compromised, and how can you get back on track?
~ Charles R. Swindoll
there is a point at which eccentricity begins to impact operational effectiveness.
~ Charles Stross
Please excuse my lack of depth; I'm a generalist, not a specialist. Why bother learning all that biochemistry stuff—or how to design a building, or conn a boat, or balance accounts, or solve equations, or comfort the dying—when you can get other people to do all that for you in exchange for a blow job?)
~ Charles Stross
I'm not mad, you know, although it helps in this line of work.
~ Charles Stross
Rita stopped, suddenly acutely aware that while curiosity was her job, too much curiosity was reputedly felicidal:
~ Charles Stross
All life is based on the destruction of other life, even on tremendous scales of space and time... Our ancestors understood that right back to the Ice Age, and venerated the animals they had to kill.
~ Charles Stross
Fire, knives, automobiles, hair removal cream. Each of these things serves an important purpose. Each one makes our lives better. And each one can cause some serious problems when abused. Now you can add statistics to that list.
~ Charles Wheelan
Sunt, dupa standartele omenirii, in toate mintile. E adevarat ca am ceva manii, dar nu frizeaza nebunia.
~ Charlie Huston
Or maybe this is the true order. To bring together the need with the thind that is needed.
~ Charlie Huston
Doing one thing at a time and giving oneself wholly to doing it is the most efficient way one can possibly live, because there's no blockage in the organism whatsoever. When we live and work in that way, we are extremely efficient without being rushed. Life is very smooth.
~ Charlotte Joko Beck
Man cannot live by swine alone.
~ Charlotte MacLeod
I know liquor's a good servant but a bad master.
~ Charlotte MacLeod
Why do women have this perverse talent for sneaking up on a man and whamming him over the head with some inconsequential chore when he has his mind on weightier issues? Because men have this perverse talent for weaseling out of the chores on the specious grounds that doing a little honest work around the place is less important than playing Cops & Robbers with Fred Ottermole.
~ Charlotte MacLeod
That's what death is like, though. You can't only cry for two weeks straight. You cry, and then you get tired of crying, and then someone says something, and then you're all laughing, and it feels bad to be laughing, but it also feels so good. Without the laughter, we'd all be dying too.
~ Chelsea Handler