Single Sentence Sunday: Churchill

This week's Sentence:

We are masters of the unsaid words, but slaves of those we let slip out.

-Winston Churchill

Link up your own sentence and have a Lovely Sunday!

Single Sentence Sunday: Lincoln

Today's Sentence:

Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm.

-Abraham Lincoln

Thanks to everyone who linked up last week.  Remember to add your site below if you participate!  The Sunday button is in the sidebar!

Sunday.

Today's Sentence:

Nothing that you have not given away will ever be really yours.

(C.S. Lewis)

If you want to do a Single Sentence Sunday, Link up:

Short and Sweet

This week's sentence:

(and something I'm working on this week)

We come nearest to the great when we are great in humility.

-Rabindranath Tagore

Quoted.

This week's sentence:

"God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks to us in our conscience, but shouts in our pains: It is His megaphone to rouse a deaf world."

-C.S. Lewis

If you want to do a single-sentence sunday, go ahead!  Just leave your link in your comment.

The Sunday Sentence!

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It's Single Sentence Sunday, again!  They come so quickly!  Remember to let me know if you do one, and leave your link in a comment.

Today's Sentence:

We impact the lives of others by making meaningful, intentional relationships and being aware of the people we come in contact with us daily.

Sunday! Yay!

This is coming a bit late because I am stuck right in the middle of a take-home Shakespeare midterm due on Tuesday.  Yes, I know you are all jealous of this opportunity, but I am the one who gets to spend hours poring over iambic pentameter and renditions of wars and plots and magic and men starving women to get submission.  Yep, it's super exciting.  I can't wait to finish this so that I can return.  That's why I am not rambling!
Remember, if you do your sentence, link up in a comment.  Thanks!

Today's Sentence:

What we feed our flesh determines how healthy we are; we should think of our spirit the same way.

Single Sentence Sunday

Yay!  It's back!  Remember to comment with your link if you do one!  No McLinky this week - I'm waiting to see if it even grows!

Today's Sentence:

Sometimes, the more you give, the more full you become.

I can't wait to hear all of yours!

Tongue Twister?

This is the second installment of my Single Sentence Sunday. If anyone else wants to do it, great - leave a link to your blog in a comment, and we can all read your sentence (there is also this button in the sidebar). If I get enough people that like it, I'll have a McLinky for you all next week and a category for the 'single sentence'. If not, I'll continue as the only one who does it, and that's just fine! :)

Hurt people do hurt people, but Jesus loves hurt people and gave his life to heal hurt people so that they could start to heal people instead of hurt them.

Inspired Sunday

I have been inspired by The Happiness Project to do a "one sentence journal" blog day. The actual idea is to do this daily, but I think I have too many words inside to limit myself this much all of the time. However, it is a really cool idea, and I'm dedicating Sundays to it! Not only does it make you think about what you really want to say, but, as an aspiring writer and an English major, I think it's a great way to focus a thought into just one sentence.

So, here's to the beginning of :

Today's journal sentence:

Lately I've been pondering my inside-person, and I am discovering what God means when He says that He sees our secret lives; it makes me feel like a baby bird that has just been pushed out of her nest - terrified but oh-so-free.