Edith Stein
María Zambrano
Hannah Arendt
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Artículo:
Pensadoras de palabras grandes
jueves
sábado
stop the spot
No enseñen a sus niños solo a leer, enséñenles a cuestionar lo que lean. Enséñenles a cuestionarlo todo.
Una casa es solo un lugar donde guardas tus cosas mientras sales a buscar más cosas.
¿Quién decide cuando se acaban los aplausos? Parece una decisión de grupo; todos empiezan a decirse a si mismos, 'Bueno, está bien, ya es suficiente'.
Cuando alguien es impaciente y dice, 'No tengo todo el día', siempre me pregunto, ¿cómo será eso? Como no puedes tener todo el día.
Miau' significa 'Guau' en gato.
La mayoría de la gente con baja autoestima se la ha ganado.
Sin comentarios' es un comentario.
Nada es tan aburrido como escuchar a una persona describir un sueño.
La propiedad es un robo. Nadie 'posee' nada. Cuando te mueres, todo se queda aquí.
Cuando más enfermo estes, más difícil es recordar si te tomaste la medicina.
George Carlin, (1937-2008) comediante americano.
Una casa es solo un lugar donde guardas tus cosas mientras sales a buscar más cosas.
¿Quién decide cuando se acaban los aplausos? Parece una decisión de grupo; todos empiezan a decirse a si mismos, 'Bueno, está bien, ya es suficiente'.
Cuando alguien es impaciente y dice, 'No tengo todo el día', siempre me pregunto, ¿cómo será eso? Como no puedes tener todo el día.
Miau' significa 'Guau' en gato.
La mayoría de la gente con baja autoestima se la ha ganado.
Sin comentarios' es un comentario.
Nada es tan aburrido como escuchar a una persona describir un sueño.
La propiedad es un robo. Nadie 'posee' nada. Cuando te mueres, todo se queda aquí.
Cuando más enfermo estes, más difícil es recordar si te tomaste la medicina.
George Carlin, (1937-2008) comediante americano.
Words and thoughts
Jonathan Swift
Not to be peevish or morose, or suspicious. (irritable, malhumorado, desconfiado).
Not to tell the same story over and over to the same People.
Not to be covetous. (avaricioso)
Not to talk much, nor of my self.
Not to be positive or opiniative.*
Susan Sontag
Starting tomorrow — if not today:
I will get up every morning no later than eight. (Can break this rule once a week.)
I will have lunch only with Roger [Straus]. (‘No, I don’t go out for lunch.’ Can break this rule once every two weeks.)
I will write in the Notebook every day. (Model: Lichtenberg’s Waste Books.)
I will tell people not to call in the morning, or not answer the phone.
I will try to confine my reading to the evening. (I read too much — as an escape from writing.)
I will answer letters once a week. (Friday? — I have to go to the hospital anyway.)
Marilyn Monroe
work whenever possible — on class assignments — andalways keep working on the acting exercises
keep looking around me — only much more so —observing — but not only myself but others and everything — take things (it) for what they (it’s) are worth
take care of my instrument — personally & bodily (exercise)
try to enjoy myself when I can — I’ll be miserable enough as it is.
Woody Guthrie
Work more and better
Work by a schedule
Write a song a day
Wear clean clothes — look good
Read lots good books
Listen to radio a lot
Learn people better
Keep rancho clean
Dont get lonesome (solitario)
Stay glad
Keep hoping machine running
Dream good
Play and sing good
Dance better
Love everybody
Make up your mind
Wake up and fight
From: The Brain Pickings-Famous Resolutions Lists
Not to be peevish or morose, or suspicious. (irritable, malhumorado, desconfiado).
Not to tell the same story over and over to the same People.
Not to be covetous. (avaricioso)
Not to talk much, nor of my self.
Not to be positive or opiniative.*
Susan Sontag
Starting tomorrow — if not today:
I will get up every morning no later than eight. (Can break this rule once a week.)
I will have lunch only with Roger [Straus]. (‘No, I don’t go out for lunch.’ Can break this rule once every two weeks.)
I will write in the Notebook every day. (Model: Lichtenberg’s Waste Books.)
I will tell people not to call in the morning, or not answer the phone.
I will try to confine my reading to the evening. (I read too much — as an escape from writing.)
I will answer letters once a week. (Friday? — I have to go to the hospital anyway.)
Marilyn Monroe
work whenever possible — on class assignments — andalways keep working on the acting exercises
keep looking around me — only much more so —observing — but not only myself but others and everything — take things (it) for what they (it’s) are worth
take care of my instrument — personally & bodily (exercise)
try to enjoy myself when I can — I’ll be miserable enough as it is.
Woody Guthrie
Work more and better
Work by a schedule
Write a song a day
Wear clean clothes — look good
Read lots good books
Listen to radio a lot
Learn people better
Keep rancho clean
Dont get lonesome (solitario)
Stay glad
Keep hoping machine running
Dream good
Play and sing good
Dance better
Love everybody
Make up your mind
Wake up and fight
From: The Brain Pickings-Famous Resolutions Lists
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