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“There's writing power in one word sentences and one sentence paragraphs. Wise authors use them. -Judith Briles”
Judith Briles“There's writing power in one word sentences and one sentence paragraphs. Wise authors use them. -Judith Briles”
Judith Briles, Snappy Sassy Salty: Wise Words for Authors and Writers“Look at your life as your main career and your divine classroom.”
Judith Orloff“How you react emotionally is a choice in any situation.”
Judith Orloff“Mara Margetić from Slavonski Kobaš stands next to Marija Bursać from Kamenica, or even to Judith the daughter of Merari from Bethulia. What a moving example of love, perseverance and loyalty!”
Vinko Vrbanic, Furmani - Sokolov let“People use people according to their own needs. Or don't use them. When a primary need is one of safety.”
Judith Guest, Ordinary People“How strange, Royce thought, that, after emerging victorious from more than a hundred real battles, the greatest moment of triumph he had ever known had come to him on a mock battlefield where he'd stood alone, unhorsed, and defeated. This morning, his life had seemed as bleak as death. Tonight, he held joy in his arms. Someone or something—fate or fortune or Jenny's God—had looked down upon him this morning and seen his anguish. And, for some reason, Jenny had been given back to him.Closing his eyes, Royce brushed a kiss against her smooth forehead. Thank you, he thought.And in his heart, he could have sworn he heard a voice answer, You're welcome.”
Judith McNaught, A Kingdom of Dreams“Life is not a series of pathetic, meaningles actions. Some of them are so far from pathetic, so far from meaningless as to be beyond reason, maybe beyond forgiveness.”
Judith Guest, Ordinary People“Depending on the reality one must face, one may prefer to opt for illusion.”
Judith Guest, Ordinary People“People who keep stiff upper lips find that it's damn hard to smile.”
Judith Guest, Ordinary People“I tried to do it all myself: be mommy and camp counselor and art teacher and prereading specialist (and somehow, in my off-hours, to do my own work). I tried my absolute best. And like so many of the moms around me, I started to go a little crazy.”
Judith Warner, Perfect Madness: Motherhood in the Age of Anxiety