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Quotes About Perception

We never truly forget the things that have passed out of our lives. We merely move further away from them in time, until they become either less important than they actually were or more profound than we might have ever imagined. Had
~ Unknown
Behold the man.
~ Unknown
Behold the man. (Ecce Homo)
~ Unknown
Truth will always be truth, regardless of lack of understanding, disbelief or ignorance.
~ W Clement Stone
I did not, but i saw a young girl, and she had the walk of a queen.
~ W. B. Yeats
The expression "Red Man" was used to describe the Indian by the white traders. It came from the fact that some of the Indian tribes painted themselves with red oxide. Actually, the color of Indian skin varies from very light yellow or olive color, to very dark brown. Their eyes vary in color from black, brown, or hazel to gray or even blue; their hair from straight, coarse black to soft brown. Some Indians are tall and straight with high cheek bones, while others are short, round, and squat.
~ Unknown
I guess I had never bothered to consider that there might such a thing as a boy, but now that I had found one, I thought it was just about the most wonderful concept in the world. He smelled of mud and sugar and an animal I'd never scented before, and a faint meaty odor clung to his fingers, so I licked them.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
Some people just don't appreciate having a dog around. It's sad to think there are people like that. I knew Gloria was that way—maybe that's why she could never be truly happy.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
Humans are so much more complex than dogs, with such a broad range of feelings—though there were many times I missed the Yard, for the most part I was now living a far richer life, even though I often didn't know what was going on.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
turned away. It looked as though I lived in a family of dimwits. I
~ W. Bruce Cameron
I knew we were supposed to bark because CJ was always angry when someone knocked. "Hey! Stop! Quiet! Enough!" she would yell. I didn't understand the words, but the meaning was clear: she was upset with the knocking and we should keep barking.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
I wagged my tail so the person would know I wasn't serious about all the barking; I was just doing my job.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
It looked as though I lived in a family of dimwits.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
his T-shirt had words printed on it, so he was probably the brains of the outfit.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
Everyone called the baby "Chase," which just seemed wrong. We had a Chase Dad, now we were going to have a Chase Baby? And Burke was Burke Dad?
~ W. Bruce Cameron
Stella, Tinkerbell, and Emmet. Why on earth would a woman want three cats?
~ W. Bruce Cameron
I know," Wenling said. "When I first came here, everyone wanted to be friends with the Chinese girl. And you know what they serve me when I'm invited to their house for dinner? Still? Chinese food. Every. Single. Time.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
Empezaba a pensar que cada vez que me parecía que entendía lo que era la vida, esta cambiaba.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
How do you convince your split personality that he's not real?
~ W. Bruce Cameron
The little chipmunk was safe! Not that it was paying any attention. It was so busy digging for nuts, it had never once bothered to look up at the sky. That's just one of the many differences between squirrels and dogs: a dog always knows what is going on.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
I'd been outsmarted by a man who named his goose Doris and thought it was a duck.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
though this dog, like so many others in this place, was gigantic. That's when it occurred to me: it wasn't that the people and the dogs were huge; it was that I was little. I was a tiny little dog! I had met tiny dogs in my life, of course. But I had never before considered that I might be one—I had always been large, because people sometimes need the protection a large dog affords them.
~ W. Bruce Cameron
Horse sense is a good judgement which keeps horses from betting on people.
~ W. C. Fields
Horse sense is a good judgment which keeps horses from betting on people.
~ W. C. Fields