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Quotes About Appreciation

some people have difficulty telling the difference between something great and something they've simply heard of.
~ Arthur Golden
cards decorated with a colorful spray of plum blossoms in the background. Yasuda admired it for a moment before putting it into his shirt pocket. I had the feeling no words we spoke could be as eloquent as this simple interaction, so I bowed to him and went on to the next man.
~ Arthur Golden
That's the only thing that matters, honey, for someone to see more in you than you thought there was to see.
~ Arthur Japin
That, darling, is the only thing that counts for someone to see more in you than you ever imagined was there.
~ Arthur Japin
LINDA: To me you are. Slight pause. The handsomest. From the darkness is heard the laughter of a woman. Willy doesn't turn to it, but it continues through Linda's lines.
~ Arthur Miller
Generous people are likely to receive more respect from their peers.
~ Arthur P. Ciaramicoli
The shortness of life, so often lamented, may be the best thing about it.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
Everything is beautiful only so long as it does not concern us.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
I came across a wild flower, marveled at its beauty and at the perfection of all its parts, and exclaimed: 'But all this in you and in thousands like you blossoms and fades; it is not noticed by anyone and in fact is often not even seen by any one.' But the flower replied: 'You fool! Do you imagine I blossom in order to be seen? I blossom for my own sake because it pleases me, and not for the sake of others; my joy and delight consist in my being and in my blossoming.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
Therefore, we do not become conscious of the three greatest blessings of life as such, namely health, youth, and freedom, as long as we possess them, but only after we have lost them; for they too are negations.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
We seldom think of what we have but always of what we lack.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
You can never read bad literature too little, nor good literature too much.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
Mas vamos vivendo nossos belos dias, sem percebê-los; só quando chegam os ruins é que os desejamos de volta. Milhares de horas serenas e agradáveis deixamos passar por nós, sem fluí-las e mostrando má vontade, para depois, em tempos sombrios, dirigirmos em vão o nosso anelo para elas.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
When, at the end of their lives, most men look back they will find that they have lived throughout ad interim. They will be surprised to see that the very thing they allowed to slip unnapreciated and unenjoyed by was their life. And so a man, having been duped by hope, dances into the arms of death.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
We look upon the present as something to be put up with while it lasts, and serving only as the way towards our goal. Hence most people, if they glance back when they come to the end of life, will find that all along they have been living _ad interim_: they will be surprised to find that the very thing they disregarded and let slip by unenjoyed, was just the life in the expectation of which they passed all their time.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
Wir verleben unsre schönen Tage, ohne sie zu bemerken: erst wenn die schlimmen kommen, wünschen wir jene zurück.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
His gratitude widened his smile and bent his back.
~ Arundhati Roy
She speaks the most beautiful Urdu.
~ Arundhati Roy
He was grateful to her for not wanting to look after him. For not offering to tidy his room. For not being his cloying mother. He grew to depend on Margaret Kochamma for not depending on him. He adored her for not adoring him. Of
~ Arundhati Roy
If we shift as we age toward appreciating everyday pleasures and relationships rather than toward achieving, having, and getting, and if we find this more fulfilling, then why do we take so long to do it? Why do we wait until we're old? The common view was that these lessons are hard to learn. Living is a kind of skill. The calm and wisdom of old age are achieved over time.
~ Atul Gawande
It is much harder to measure how much more worth people find in being alive than how many fewer drugs they depend on or how much longer they can live. But could anything matter more?
~ Atul Gawande
Oh thank God I can go myself to the bathroom," Makover told me. "You would think it's nothing. You're young. You'll understand when you're older, but the best thing in your life is when you can go yourself to the bathroom.
~ Atul Gawande
This book exists thanks to her love and dedication. So it is dedicated to her.
~ Atul Gawande
Her gratitude was immense and flattering
~ Atul Gawande