Quote of the Day
Isn’t it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to believe that there are fairies at the bottom of it too?
- Douglas Adams
Isn’t it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to believe that there are fairies at the bottom of it too?
- Douglas Adams
Well said, my friend.
(HugNation was raided by 4chan today, which is the context of the above video. For the full archive, click here.)
“sunny crittenden is boring and ordinary and she knows it“
“sunny crittenden is so dumb she thinks god is a clerk who presides over a karma cash register“
- Some pitiful soul so in need of a life of their very own that they actually Googled these quotes so they’d show up in my site’s search stats
You’re attitude about the things going on in your life is disgusting. The beauty behind the concept of the blog is that you have every right to say what you feel, and I respect that. I’m not telling you to be any different, or to stop writing. I’m simply expressing how completely ridiculous I find you to be.
- Comment by Jeni — August 6, 2009 @ 3:14 am
For those who get in a snit that I nap so often…
“Sleep is the best meditation.”
- Dalai Lama
So there!!! :oP
Talking the talk vs walking the walk. The latter the measure of a person, the former, an exercise in egotistical justification.
Hey did you know that I love Twitter? You can follow me @SunnyCrittenden. Don’t forget to say hi! I don’t follow people back unless they actually converse with me on a consistent basis.
Anyway, my friend @stephthegeek, who has a bunch of websites now and I never know which one to link to, tweeted this and I thought it was worth retweeting. However, it was too long so I’m putting it here instead. I also think I’m going to have to start a category for quotes as I seem to be posting a few of them lately.
When you show everything you become free: no one can capture you anymore, since there is nothing left to capture.
- Hille Koskela
Webcams, TV Shows and Mobile Phones: Empowering Exhibitionism
A warning: you may be a little shocked at some of the language in this book, and that’s another weaknes of mine. I tell people who come to my cooking class that sometimes I can be a little bawdy and I sure hope that don’t upset them. But I’m my father’s daughter, and I’m banking on one things, and I’m not budging on this: my God has a sense of humor even if what I say has a four-letter word in it. I think He’d want me to laugh. What’s in my heart is not irreverence but a full knowledge that God’s laughing too.
- Paula Deen, It Ain’t All About the Cookin’