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Some Winter's Evening

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“I consider where you might play now, as I lay staring out at the horizon. Plucking a petal, I whisper a message and let it float into the gentle breeze. The words will drift out of the garden, across the changed roads we used to tread. Circling new ground to find their feet, they will learn a new language to speak. [Seeking Sanctuary]”

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“I am sure we all know this: Efficiency is doing things right & Effectiveness is doing the right things. But, it doesn’t mean doing pointless things perfectly, efficiently or effectively.. Let’s be honest, Sweetheart. Sometimes we all are just stuck in juggling with balls. This weekend, take a moment to step back & ask yourself: “Is this REALLY the best way to spend my time?” Please, don’t waste your energy on stuff that doesn’t matter.. Darling listen – This weekend, try to be your best version by being effective & efficient in real sense... Stay firm in prayers, be positive, fight for what is yours & wait for your time to come. May you make this weekend amazing & unforgettable! Blessings!”

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“Eliza focuses on Christ’s expression, appalling in a serenity as disproportionate to the scene as the weeping Marys. Where is your anger? Eliza questions. Sunday by Sunday she asks and receives no answer. I am angry, I am furious! She knows the impropriety of these feelings; she knows Christ suffers for her immortal soul. Can I not be both grateful for the miracle and angry at the injustice? Who can look at Christ’s face, his jutting ribs, the discoloration of rot rising on the skin of his dying feet, his dying hands – who can look upon this man and lack fury?”

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“يخطر لي أحيانا أن المهتمين بالأفلام نوعان: صانعوا الأفلام والذين لا يصنعون أفلاما. وحين يأتيني أحدهم ويقول: ما معنى فيلمك يا سيد فيلليني؟ أعرف على الفور أنه من غير صانعي الأفلام. إن الذين لا يصنعون أفلاما لا يتقبلون سحر السينما من غير إخضاعه إلى تحليل فكري. وهذا تشريح للنسيج الحي المستأصل ينذر بالتحول إلى تشريح للجثة. ولو طلبوا معرفة كيف تنفذ الحيل، لما أعجزني فهم الطلب، ولكنهم يريدون أن يعرفوا فيما كان الساحر يفكر في أثناء أداء الحيلة، والأسباب التي دعته إلى أدائها في المقام الأول. من المرجح أنه كان يتساءل إن كان سيحصل على حجز آخر، أو إن كانت الأرانب لا تزال في القاع الخادع، أو إن كان يستطيع إغراء تلك الشقراء المكتنزة الجالسة في الصف الثالث، والتي ابتسمت له. وربما انتهى لتوه من جدال مع السيدة التي يوشك أن يشطرها بالمنشار.”

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“Life has everything in store for you, Dorian. There is nothing that you, with your extraordinary good looks, will not be able to do." "But suppose, Harry, I became haggard, and old, and wrinkled? What then?" "Ah, then," said Lord Henry, rising to go, "then, my dear Dorian, you would have to fight for your victories. As it is, they are brought to you. No, you must keep your good looks. We live in an age that reads too much to be wise, and that thinks too much to be beautiful. We cannot spare you." (8.19)”

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