Komi Quotes

Najimi: "I WANT TO DIE". *Najimi's begging for someone to ask why! Komi presents her notebook: Don't die. *Tremmmmble. Najimi: Don't worry. I don't really want to. Sorry Komi.

When mom and Komi died, I never saw them again. They never visited me. This felt incredibly wrong, like an absurd injustice. For over twenty years, I hadn’t seen or heard from Mom or Komi because they died.

You're just not the type that I go for after all. You're not graceful, you're violent, you don't know what sweet means... We'd probably be fighting non-stop, and I don't think it would work out. That's my straight answer. But! I don't hate you, by a long shot.

Worry 5: Why do I have cat ears sometimes?

There is nothing that you can acquire without making a move on your own. It's the same with romance your only hope is to be aggressive. All I can do is to make an effort to express my feelings, and make an effort to change myself.

And besides, there's no law that says you can't go after someone just because he's already in love with someone else.

As you know, male and female players have separate leagues. The thinking is that they play at different levels. And no woman has become a true professional player. As if we can't play as well as men! But I won't let that stop me. I'm going to do it... and battle like my grandfather before me! Never give up on your ambitions.

Sobbeggi afi er ákaflega hjátrúarfullur. Hann trúir því, að fólk lifi eftir dauðann og komi aftur til jarðarinnar og að því sé alltaf að fara fram svona hægt og bítandi og að allir verði sósíalistar, þegar þeir hætti að vera heimskir.

If you're the kind of person who can devote herself like that to someone, then I'll bet you anything there's someone out there who'll fall in love with you. In other words, this means that your first love is still to come.

We should not ask people to join us to see what we can get out of them. We want to see what God wants to make of them.

In the proverbial kitchen of many ministries, we are keeping leadership development on the back burner. At some point, we've got to move it to the front of the stove.

I looked up the directions to our old station by the harbor on my smartphone, to see how long it took to get there from Shobashi. You had to switch trains twice, but it was just twenty-eight minutes. That seemed impossible. I knew it wasn’t far—or knew that now, but not when I was little. Back then, I chased down Komi every time she had to leave. Her house seemed so far away. Those visits kept us alive. I sobbed watching her go. But she had lived under thirty minutes away.

Skorri heldur því fram að ein af ástæðum þess að tíminn er okkur svona mikil ráðgáta sé að við hugsum um hann út frá þrám okkar annars vegar og minningum hins vegar. Þaðan komi aðgreining okkar í fortíð og framtíð. Hins vegar séu minningar og þrár sama fyrirbærið. Þú manst það sem þú þráir, þú þráir það sem þú manst. Nei, lífið er svo sannarlega ekki einföld saga fram á við. Fortíðin bíður fyrir framan okkur. Lífið er hreyfing í áttina til hennar.

Happi happi happiest first birthday to my loveliest, fluffiest, smollest, cutest, sweetest and most adorable kittems, Maki, Mochi, Shion, Meme + Komi!

In Komi-Permyak mythology, we actually catch a glimpse of Zaran as a mythical Goddess ancestor of the Permyak people. She marries an earthly man named Perm, but must return to heaven after bearing him children. This places her in a role similar to other sovereignty Goddess ancestor tales like those of Aine.

Happi happi happiest first birthday to my loveliest, fluffiest, smollest, cutest, sweetest and most adorable kittems, Maki, Mochi, Shion, Meme + Komi! I love you all with my life. ♡

Happi happi happiest first birthday to my loveliest, fluffiest, smollest, cutest, sweetest and most adorable kittems, Maki, Mochi, Shion, Meme + Komi! I love you all with my life. ♡

Shoko Komi.

Hey, Komi. Know how everybody has to die sometime? Does that mean you’ll die too? Well yeah, I supposed I will… Hey, Natsuko, you crying? Come on, there’s nothing to cry about. That won’t happen for a long time. Cheer up. Everything’s fine. Cause when I die, I’ll give you signs. Really? What kind of signs? Too soon for me to say, but I promise I’ll come visit you. I’ll call your name. That’s how you’ll know. You’ll become a ghost? You could say that. Okay. Just don’t be the scary kind of ghost. And don’t forget to visit. No matter what happens. Okay? Sure. I might come as a bird, or a leaf, or the wind, or electricity, but I’ll make sure you can’t miss me. Okay, just promise that you’ll visit, alright? No matter what. Alright, alright. I promise. Okay, you promised — I’ll be waiting, I’ll be waiting. Forever.