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Yorisou Quotes & Sayings

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Yorisou Quotes By Rick Riordan: Forget the oracle. You don't like your destiny?

Forget the oracle. You don't like your destiny? Write a new one. — Rick Riordan

Yorisou Quotes By Linda Martin: The older I get the funnier I get

The older I get the funnier I get ... Think what I'll save in not having my face lifted. — Linda Martin

Yorisou Quotes By E.L. James: Woke me up," she whispers. "I'm sure it

Woke me up," she whispers. "I'm sure it did." I'm fascinated. "What were you dreaming about?" "You," she says in a small voice. — E.L. James

Yorisou Quotes By Cesar Chavez: Only when we have become nonviolent towards all

Only when we have become nonviolent towards all life will we have learned to live well with others. — Cesar Chavez

Yorisou Quotes By John Patrick Hickey: Writing out your goals is the first action

Writing out your goals is the first action in a chain of many on the road to achievement. — John Patrick Hickey

Yorisou Quotes By Cathy Moriarty: Sometimes you get caught up living something that's

Sometimes you get caught up living something that's not true. The people around you, the people you're involved with, are not the right people. — Cathy Moriarty

Yorisou Quotes By Timothy Pina: Want to help brighten humanity? Inspire children. What

Want to help brighten humanity? Inspire children. What we teach children today ... will help brighten our tomorrow's — Timothy Pina

Yorisou Quotes By Thomas Aquinas: Christ was either liar, lunatic, or Lord!

Christ was either liar, lunatic, or Lord! — Thomas Aquinas

Yorisou Quotes By Michael Bassey Johnson: For every sacrifice, there's a reward.

For every sacrifice, there's a reward. — Michael Bassey Johnson

Yorisou Quotes By Henry David Thoreau: Nature would not appear so rich, the profusion

Nature would not appear so rich, the profusion so rich, if we knew a use for everything. — Henry David Thoreau