Kat

“Dive deep. Drown willingly”
― Ted Dekker, White: The Great Pursuit

“The whole notion of pet having was irrational after all. Why on earth would you attach yourself to something biologically predetermined to die before you? It was crazy. Becoming attached just guaranteed a painful amputation somewhere down the road, and there you’d be, this phantom limb in your head—this active absence—following you around, only to disappear whenever you turned around to look at it. Pets—and the acquiring thereof—was just a setup for gratuitous grief.”
― David Sosnowski, Happy Doomsday

“You might be too bored to work on your dream, but just don’t buy into the lie that you are too busy.”
― Jon Acuff, Quitter

“People in darkness don’t know they’re in darkness because it’s all they’ve ever known. It’s their world. They navigate primarily by bumping off things that are stronger. Immovable. They don’t know darkness is darkness until someone turns on a light. Only then does the darkness roll back like a scroll. It has to. Darkness can’t stand light. And it hasn’t. Not since God spoke it into existence.”
― Charles Martin, The Record Keeper