199/365 - It has no Taste (Charlotte Brontë)

“Happiness quite unshared 

can scarcely be called happiness; 

it has no taste.”

- Charlotte Brontë

198/365 - Sanity and Happiness (Mark Twain)

“Sanity and happiness

 are an impossible combination.”
 

- Mark Twain

197/365 - Laughing that Hard (Stephen Chbosky)

“There's nothing like deep breaths 

after laughing that hard.

 Nothing in the world 

like a sore stomach

 for the right reasons.”

  - Stephen Chbosky

(The Perks of Being a Wallflower)

196/365 - True Happiness (Bertrand Russell)

“Of all forms of caution,

 caution in love

 is perhaps the most fatal 

to true happiness.”

  - Bertrand Russell

(The Conquest of Happiness)

195/365 - Remember Sweetness (Chuck Palahniuk)

“It's so hard to forget pain, 

but it's even harder to remember sweetness. 

We have no scar to show for happiness. 

We learn so little from peace.”

  - Chuck Palahniuk

(Diary)

194/365 - Where the smiles have been (Mark Twain)

“Wrinkles should merely indicate 

where the smiles have been.”

- Mark Twain

193/365 - Love is a fire (Joan Crawford)

“Love is a fire.

 But whether it is going to warm your hearth

 or burn down your house,

 you can never tell.”

  - Joan Crawford

192/365 - Pick themselves up (Winston Churchill)

“Men occasionally stumble over the truth, 

but most of them pick themselves up

 and hurry off 

as if nothing ever happened.”

- Winston Churchill

191/365 - When I'm awake (Ernest Hemingway)

“I love sleep. 

My life has the tendency to fall apart 

when I'm awake, 

you know?”

  - Ernest Hemingway

190/365 - That which cannot remain silent (Victor Hugo)

“Music expresses that which cannot be put into words 

and that which cannot remain silent”

  - Victor Hugo

189/365 - Back together (Suzanne Collins)

“It takes ten times as long

 to put yourself back together 

as it does to fall apart.”

  - Suzanne Collins

(Mockingjay)

188/365 - Answer Promptly (Mark Twain)

“I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, 

and I did.

 I said I didn’t know.” 

  - Mark Twain

187/365 - Making Mistakes (George Bernard Shaw)

“A life spent making mistakes 

is not only more honorable, 

but more useful 

than a life spent doing nothing.”

  - George Bernard Shaw

186/365 - Invincible Summer (Albert Camus)

“In the depth of winter, 

I finally learned that within me

 there lay an invincible summer.”

- Albert Camus

185/365 - A Kind Soul (Shana Abe)

“I heard what you said. 

I’m not the silly romantic you think. 

I don’t want the heavens or the shooting stars. 

I don’t want gemstones or gold.

 I have those things already. 

I want…a steady hand.

 A kind soul.

 I want to fall asleep, and wake,

 knowing my heart is safe. 

I want to love, 

and be loved.”

  - Shana Abé

184/365 - Never do any harm (Voltaire)

“Let us read, 

and let us dance; 

these two amusements 

will never do any harm to the world.”

  - Voltaire

183/365 - To endure whatever comes (Nicholas Sparks)

“Love is always patient and kind. 

It is never jealous.

 Loves is never boastful or conceited.

 It is never rude or selfish. 

It dose not take offense and is not resentful.

 Love take no pleasure in others people's sins, 

but delights in the truth.

 It is always ready to excuse, 

to trust, to hope, 

and to endure whatever comes.”

- Nicholas Sparks

(A Walk to Remember)

182/365 - What it takes (Winston Churchill)

“Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; 

courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.”

- Winston Churchill

181/365 - Someone like you (Dr. Seuss)

“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,

Nothing is going to get better.

 It's not.”

  - Dr. Seuss

(The Lorax)

180/365 - Dream by day (Edgar Allan Poe)

“Those who dream by day 

are cognizant of many things 

which escape those who dream only by night.”

- Edgar Allan Poe

179/365 - To know everything (Oscar Wilde)

“I am not young enough to know everything.”

- Oscar Wilde

178/365 - Dream a new dream (C.S. Lewis)

“You are never too old

 to set another goal 

or to dream a new dream.”

- C.S. Lewis

177/365 - Definition of your life (Robert Frost)

“Never be bullied into silence.

 Never allow yourself to be made a victim. 

Accept no one’s definition of your life; 

define yourself.”

  - Robert Frost

176/365 - Look fear in the face (Eleanor Roosevelt)

“You gain strength, 

courage and confidence

 by every experience

 in which you really stop

 to look fear in the face. 

You are able to say to yourself, 

'I have lived through this horror. 

I can take the next thing that comes along.' 

You must do the thing you think you cannot do.”

- Eleanor Roosevelt

(You Learn by Living: Eleven Keys for a More Fulfilling Life)

175/365 - In spite of everything (Anne Frank)

“It's really a wonder

 that I haven't dropped all my ideals, 

because they seem so absurd 

and impossible to carry out. 

Yet I keep them, 

because in spite of everything, 

I still believe that people 

are really good at heart.”

- Anne Frank

(The Diary of a Young Girl)

174/365 - Because one is loved (Paulo Coelho)

“One is loved because one is loved. 

No reason is needed for loving.”

  - Paulo Coelho

(The Alchemist)

173/365 - Believe them (Maya Angelou)

“The first time someone shows you who they are,

 believe them.”

  - Maya Angelou

172/365 - To do Anything (Chuck Palahniuk)

“It's only after we've lost everything 

that we're free to do anything.”

  - Chuck Palahniuk

(Fight Club)

171/365 - Changing the world (Leo Tolstoy)

“Everyone thinks of changing the world,

 but no one thinks of changing himself.”

  - Leo Tolstoy

170/365 - Other People (Oscar Wilde)

“Most people are other people. 

Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, 

their lives a mimicry,

 their passions a quotation.”

  - Oscar Wilde

169/365 - Find Peace (Virginia Woolf)

“You cannot find peace

 by avoiding life.”

- Virginia Woolf