Quote of the Day - Page 3

May 7th

Image of the quote is loading... It is not good to talk about rude things you have done willingly or mistakenly. We have to forget those things after telling about it to someone virtues. Then we have another chance to correct us. Repeatedly reminding those things will give us lot of bad results. Instead it is better to talk about best things you have done. - Quote by jainerry
It is not good to talk about rude things you have done willingly or mistakenly. We have to forget those things after telling about it to someone virtues. Then we have another chance to correct us. Repeatedly reminding those things will give us lot of bad results. Instead it is better to talk about best things you have done.
Muditha Champika

Quote of the Day

I wish that I was 'tech savvy', but unfortunately for me and my family, I'm 'tech illiterate'.
Anthony T.Hincks

Love Quote of the Day

Being 'Tech Savvy' allows me to tie my own shoe laces, ride a tricycle, draw stick figures, play hop scotch and much, much more.Otherwise I'd be a 'Techno Illiterate'.
Anthony T.Hincks

Art Quote of the Day

Trademark yourself with the mark of excellence.
Mark F. LaMoure

Nature Quote of the Day

Random thoughts that fly away. Where words has no place to stay. Let it be right where they are. Let the work of art preserve its life.
Diana Rose Morcilla

Funny Quote of the Day

Those who floated in the ark were weightless and had weightless thoughts. They were neither hungry nor satisfied. They had no happiness and no fear of losing it. Their heads were not filled with petty official calculations, intrigues, promotions, and their shoulders were not burdened with concerns about housing, fuel, bread, and clothes for the children. Love, which from time immemorial has been the delight and the torment of humanity, was powerless to communicate to them its thrill or its agony. Their prison terms were so long that no one even thought of the time when he would go out into freedom. Men with exceptional Intellect, education, and experience, but too devoted to their families to have much of themselves left over for their friends, here belonged only to friends.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn