Waking up late isn’t a real luxury.
Sleeping early is.
Moi
Waking up late isn’t a real luxury.
Sleeping early is.
Moi
An old Somali proverb:
Me and my clan against the world;
Me and my family against my clan;
Me and my brother against my family;
Me against my brother.
Source: The Economist
P.S.: It’s not just the Somalis
Living in misery sucks marginally less than dying in it.
-House S05E20 Simple Explanation
‘You only need one ray of light to chase all the shadows away,’ she said to him once, when he asked why she had to be so upbeat the whole time.
From the book, A man called Ove
Money may change everything, as Cyndi Lauper sang. But lack of money definitely ruins everything.
Financial impotence casts a pall of misery. It keeps you up at night and makes you not want to get up in the morning. It forces you to recede from the world. It eats at your sense of self-worth, your confidence, your energy, and, worst of all, your hope. It is ruinous to relationships, turning spouses against each other in tirades of calumny and recrimination, and even children against parents…
Financial insecurity is associated with depression, anxiety, and a loss of personal control that leads to marital difficulties…
My Secret Shame, in The New Yorker
Look, we’re wired differently.
We run towards gunfire.
We drink when we’re sad.
We screw when we’re mad.And people hate us,
until they need us.And I hate that.
But I love it, too.We walk a higher path.
It’s not simple.
It’s very hard.And that is why,
people will always need us.
– Detective Misty Knight, in Luke Cage S01E09
The world’s changed.
Some risks, nowadays, more dangerous not to take them.
– From Black Sails, S01E03
Play for the name on the front of the jersey, and they’ll remember the name on the back.
Tony Adams
Trying hard now
It’s so hard now
Trying hard nowGetting strong now
Won’t be long now
Getting strong nowGonna fly now
Flying high now
Gonna fly, fly, fly