Quotes About Greeting

Shalom aleichem.

Comment allez-vous?" asked Gamache, losing his hold on the wild eye. "I'm doing well, merci. You?

Walking the New Earth, Lo, a Divine One Greets all men godlike, Calls them his kindred, He, the Divine.

What will Dad say?" he whispered. His mother could not possibly have heard him at such a distance, but she seemed to understand his question. "I imagine," she said, stepping into a neat square of the brilliant afternoon, "he'll say, 'Hello, Max.

Heil Hitler,' zei hij, wat, voor zover hij wist, een andere manier was om te zeggen 'Tot ziens en een prettige dag verder'.

There's Hell in Hello and Good in Goodbye. That's why you shouldn't be afraid of goodbye, but careful with hello.

If you're brave to say 'goodbye,' life will reward you with a 'hello.'

Two of the hardest things are saying hello for the first time, and goodbye for the last time.

It would be significantly easier to wish you a happy birthday if you were on Facebook.

I'll wish you a happy birthday a day early since it's likely I won't think about you two days in a row.

Happy birthday to someone who wasn't welcomed into the world via tweet or status update.

Money's tight. Times are hard. Here's you friggin birthday card.

May your summer birthday be less hot and sticky than the moment of your birth.

I hardly know you...but Facebook says it's your birthday...so happy birthday!

Christmas is the season of joy, of holiday greetings exchanged, of gift-giving,and of families united.

An ideal day should begin with a cute little yawn on your face, A cup of coffee in your hand & A sms from me on your mobile?! Have a great day! Good Morning.

Did you feel a little warm in the morning? I sent you warm hugs in my thoughts!

I wish Hallmark made a Deadbeat Dad Christmas card.

Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes.

Oh, hello, Howl," Michael said helplessly.

Go maire tu' I bhfad agus rath! 'Live long and prosper'.

We've been expecting you.

His first impulse, when he saw the horse and rider ahead, was to honk, both in self-advertisement, warning and greeting, but he remembered in time the seriousness of the occasion and did not do so, reflecting, after it was too late, that Thomas might feel he was snubbed, as if he had passed him in the street without speaking, and he was angry with Thomas for possibly having any such feeling about such petty matters, at such a time.

She saw Walter Starr, looking as if he were sure he was unwelcome. "Why, Walter!" she whispered, and hurried to meet him. He put out his hand, looking frightened, and said, "Mrs. Follet, I just couldn't ever…