Thursday was Career day at the school, and I found myself
sorting through my classroom shelves, looking for ways to kill time. I found my
old Seminary binder; in the front, I have a sheet of quotes that “spoke” to me
as a high school student. Don’t worry. I did not cite most of my sources. The
English teacher inside of me is cringing right now.
(Note to Cassi: Do you know to what your Dad’s barnyard
quote refers?)
Enjoy.
“Practically perfect people never permit sentiment to muddle
their thoughts.”
"Only those who climb so high can fall so far.”
“A person is kind; people are cruel.”
“Doing God’s will = receiving God’s power.”
“I believe that right is right and wrong is wrong”
–President Hinckley
“Don’t drive around the block a hundred times! –Brother
Ricks
“And we just run around the barnyard, saying, yeah,
sure!” –Brother Ricks
Though no one can go back and make
A brand new start, my friend.
Anyone can start from now
And make a brand new end.
I love the simplicity and beauty found in words.
LOL I have no idea what that quote is all about. I will definitely call him after church today and ask him, though. :)
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