Irene Anderson

“Real failure’, so they say, is not ‘the falling down’. Real failure is ‘not getting up again’.”
― Peter Jones, How to do Everything and Be Happy

“Guess I’m like an old shoe, huh?” She laughed. “A favorite shoe… maybe. One that always fit just right and you were never able to replace.”
― Nicholas Sparks, Two by Two

“Sellers know this and take advantage of it. The biggest magician in selling a feeling is Apple. They sell a perceived status with their products. Objectively thinking, some other competitors sell better quality products for half the price and they give a much better value. But come on, that’s not Apple. They are brilliant.”
― Zoe McKey, Minimalist Budget: Simple Strategies On How To Save More, Spend Less, And Curb Spending Temptation (Without Living On Ramen)

“Use e.g. when you mean “for example”: “I like junk food—e.g., Doritos and Pringles.” (How to remember: “For eg-zample.”) Use i.e. when you mean “in other words”: “He ate Doritos and Pringles—i.e., junk food.” (How to remember: “in other words.”)”
― David Pogue, Pogue's Basics: Life: Essential Tips and Shortcuts (That No One Bothers to Tell You) for Simplifying Your Day