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Quotes About Comfort

don't hesitate to insulate your house, especially the floor.
~ Padgett Powell
I think you need someone in your life you can depend on, someone you can confide in when things go to hell at work, someone to massage your tired feet and your stiff shoulders, someone to bring you tea and cook a meal once in a while. Someone to be there for you.
~ Pamela Clare
Be comfortable within your purse, he often said. Extravagance will buy you discomfort.
~ Paramahansa Yogananda
Be comfortable within your purse," he often said. "Extravagance will buy you discomfort.
~ Paramahansa Yogananda
People forget that the price of luxury is an ever-increasing expenditure of nerve and brain energy, and the consequent shortening of their natural life span. Materialists become so engrossed in the task of making money that they can't relax enough to enjoy their comforts even after they've aquired them.
~ Paramahansa Yogananda
Most accounts of the origins of religion emphasize one of the following suggestions: human minds demand explanations, human hearts seek comfort, human society requires order, human intellect is illusionprone.
~ Pascal Boyer
I will never forget that she cried for me when I was not able to cry for myself.
~ Pat Barker
Ik zal nooit vergeten dat zij voor me huilde toen ik dat zelf niet kon.
~ Pat Barker
I had come to a place where I was meant to be. I don't mean anything so prosaic as a sense of coming home. This was different, very different. It was like arriving at a place much safer than home.
~ Pat Conroy
My soul found ease and rest in the companionship of books.
~ Pat Conroy
On its own, my spirit seemed to relax, like a folding chair let out by a pool.
~ Pat Conroy
You're worried about your mother dying, aren't you," Leah said, putting her cheek on my forearm. "I can tell." For a moment I hesitated, but I could hear the call for intimacy in her voice, the desire for me to let her enter those grottoes where I tended my own fear of my mother's illness.
~ Pat Conroy
my middle-class background had not prepared me for life without scented toilet paper.
~ Pat Conroy
You have to love what you can always come back to, what's home waiting for you.
~ Pat Conroy
She pulled a half pint of Jack Daniel's out of her purse and poured me a shot in a small paper cup she took from the water cooler. "Dr. Jack always makes house calls and the boy cures what ails you.
~ Pat Conroy
Trust is a measurement of my sense of safety with you.
~ Pat MacMillan
The difference between today and tomorrow is some thing called change. It takes courage to embrace the future, because the future is about change, and change brings uncertainty and anxiety. We fear change; we prefer the comfort of the familiar. But change is inevitable. If we do not become future-focused, we are doomed to obsolescence when tomorrow arrives.
~ Pat Williams
I wish you were small again, so I could hold you in my arms and comfort you. But you are grown, and you know that for some things there is no comfort.
~ Patricia A. McKillip
She was a sweet, warm wind in my heart, a resting place, a place of peace where I could forget so many things . . .
~ Patricia A. McKillip
alguns livros são tão bons que queremos lê-los uma e outra vez. Afeiçoamo-nos a eles.Tornam-se...bom, tornam-se um pouco a nossa familia.
~ Patricia Cabot
Kao pobije?eni revolucionar napustila je svoje seksualne barikade. Nešto se u njoj slomilo, nježno, tiho i nevoljko, i zagnjurila je lice u udubljenje izme?u mog ramena i uha, ne opiru?i se. Bio sam veoma uznemiren njenom neobi?nom nježnoš?u i tiho sam joj pri?ao ni o ?emu naro?itom dok nije zaspala u mom naru?ju.
~ Patricia Duncker
Cryin' is good for the soul. Lets all that poison out of your system.
~ Patricia H. Rushford
A rush of panic comforted him with its familiarity.
~ Patricia Highsmith
For here it was now, as clear as it had ever been. And, worst of all, he was aware of an impulse to tell Bruno everything, the stranger on the train who would listen, commiserate, and forget. The idea of telling Bruno began to comfort him. Bruno was not the ordinary stranger on the train by any means. He was cruel and corrupt enough himself to appreciate a story like that of his first love.
~ Patricia Highsmith