B Lester Quotes

The only failures are those who fail to try.

Misunderstanding arising from ignorance breeds fear, and fear remains the greatest enemy of peace.

Politics is the skilled use of blunt objects.

Saving civilization is not a spectator sport. Each

B. A. Botkin's Lay My Burden Down and the Federal Writers' Project book, The Negro in Virginia.

b. Most Christians know that they should trust God daily to sustain them and supply all their needs, and they talk a lot about how they are daily trusting God, but the fact is that few are, in fact, trusting Him. They know the promise of God is "my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus," Philippians 4:19. But, most of these Christians are depending upon their stocks, bonds, retirement fund, or bank accounts. Few are willing to part with these and give God a chance to meet their needs. c. But I remind you that Ruth said, "I will," and "she went," Ruth 3:5-6.

When you are special to a cat, you are specialindeed. She brings to you the gift of her proference of you, the sight of you, the sound of your voice,the touch of your hand

Life is a journey; make it luxurious.

Quel posto... all'improvviso s'impadronisce di te... e tu t'inventi le più belle ragioni del mondo... ma può darsi che io abbia avuto torto, Louis. Dico soltanto questo. Lester avrà avuto torto. Stanny B. avrà avuto torto. Diavolo, nemmeno io sono il Padreterno. Ma riportare in vita in morti... non so come si possa atteggiarsi a Dio più di così, dico bene?

A: Mahal? Ano’ng alam mo sa pagmamahal?! Isa lang ang hinahanap ninyo sa mga lalaki ‘di ba? Basta mapuno lang ‘yan mga bibig ninyo, masaya na kayo! B: Huhuhuhu! Hindi totoo ‘yan, Lester! Mahal talaga kita! Hindi ka naman gan’on kalaki para mapuno ang bibig ko, maniwala ka, Lester! Huhuhu!

Diplomacy, defined: "Diplomacy is letting someone else have your way." — Lester B. Pearson, 1965 Diplomacy, mystery of: Diplomacy is "an obscure art, which hides itself in the folds of deceit, which fears to let itself be seen, and believes that it can exist only in the darkness of mystery." — Le Trône, 1777 Diplomacy, nasty things said nicely: "Diplomacy is to do and say the nastiest thing in the nicest way." — Proverb Diplomacy, pleasure of: "Diplomacy is a first-class stall seat at the theatre of life." — Bernhard von Bülow