Let’s break up the work week.
Lay one of your favorite quotes on me. It could be from a movie, poem, song or even something you wrote.
I’ll start with one I wrote earlier on my Twitter page:
“Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow; it empties today of its strength.” -Corrie Ten Boom
Your turn
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Christine Macdonald is a Los Angeles based author from the island of O’ahu.
Through her writing she uses her voice, a unique blend of cutting truth and self-deprecating humor to inspire others to release their shame and tell their story.
She is public about her struggles with clinical depression and PTSD from childhood abuse.
Her forthcoming book of essays about surviving addiction and a career in the sex industry will be published in 2020.
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I think you need a laugh. Go to my post today. no snorting!
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I should be used to the ways Americans dress when travelling, yet it still manages to amaze me. It's as if the person next to you had been washing shoe polish off a pig, then suddenly threw down his sponge. "Fuck this. I'm going to Los Angeles!" – David Sedaris in the Personal History essay"Standing By" published in The New Yorker, August 9, 2010.
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I love all of these — keep 'em coming!
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On his deathbed, Maurice Zelig tells his son that life is a meaningless nightmare of suffering, and the only advice he gives him is to save string.From Woody Allen's Zelig. ;-)Melissa XX
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I'm two days late on this. Sorry.Practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
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