『正しい人生』とか『何とかの人生』なんてものはないよ。本人にとっての人生しかないんでね。自分にとっての人生しかないんだ。
人生はな、冥土までの暇つぶしや。だから、上等の暇つぶしをせにゃあかんのだ。
結局、生まれて、生きて、ただ死ぬだけのことではないか。どう生きるかは、それぞれの計らいでいいではないか。
今東光（僧侶・作家・政治家）
卵の時に見て、これはいける、これは駄目だというのはわからない。人は化けるのです。（中邨秀雄・吉本興業元会長）
A: We need to break up, but here's a puppy!
A: [holds puppy]
B: Aw! wait, what?
A: Here's a puppy, it's over between us and he's cute!
B: Do you think I don't hear the bad parts of these sentences?
A: His name is Martin, I need my keys back and he's a puppy...
A: [smiles and gives B the puppy]
B: [confusion]
Some magicians could actually be using real magic and just pretending that they are pretending
".... in poetry our motives are utterly similar to those who made cave paintings or petroglyphs, so that studying your own work of the past is to ruminate over artifacts, each one a signal, a remnant of a knot of perceptions that brings back to life who and what you were at that time, the past texture of what has to be termed as your ‘soul life."'
Jim Harrison from his introduction to The Shape Of A Journey
"People build too much walls and not enough bridges."
Isaac Newton
“Write me of hope and love, and hearts that endured”. —Emily Dickinson
