You done splendid.
-Casey Stengal
Author: D. Sader
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #72
Health is not an end. Health is a means. Health enables us to serve a purpose in life, but it is not the purpose of life.
-Rachel Naomi Remen, M.D.
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #73
Do not have too great a care about being useful to others, but be greatly concerned about being useful to yourself.
-Brother Giles of Assisi
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #74
They say you should not suffer through the past. You should to able to wear it like a loose garment, take it off and let it drop.
-Eva Jessye
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #75
When we have done our best, we should await the result in peace.
-J. Lubbock
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #76
One way in which modern technology allows us to do more is by eliminating “unnecessary” delays: to boil water, wind a watch, or put paper in a typewriter. Such vanishing pauses deprive us of opportunities to catch our breath.
-Ralph Keyes
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #77
The most popular surgery in this country, coronary bypass surgery, is the probably a metaphor. The problem with our culture is that we have bypassed the heart.
-Rachel Naomi Remen, M. D.
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #78
Each of us is endowed with a level of intuition… “wisdom of the heart.”
–Daily Word
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #79
There, little luxury, don’t you cry-you’ll be a necessity by and by.
-Anonymous
“…wondrous days, surprising days” #80
I still consider myself fairly young and the world around me is far different from the one I knew in high school or college. Electric typewriters and erasable paper represented the cutting edge of technology for me, and I’d never heard of Brie.
-Robert B. Lawton, S. J.