I have been collecting quotes for years and decided to share them on this website. I am a follower of Jesus Christ, a Clinical Pharmacist, a College of Pharmacy faculty member, and a passionate travel addict. I have only included quotes I agree with (or at least mostly agree with). Regarding drug therapy, I believe we are an overmedicated society and I like to say I perform drug-ectomies for a living. As Einstein said, I believe Religion without Science is blind and Science without Religion is lame. I hope you enjoy my collection at least half as much as I do !
-John Jameson
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Of the Christian it has been said: "The decay, and wasting, and infirmities of old age will be, as the land-birds, lighting on the shrouds, telling the weary mariner that And the end is but the touching of the weatherbeaten keel on the shore of Glory”
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A man who hadn't seen Mr K in a long time greeted him with the words "You haven't changed at all." "Oh," said Mr K and turned pale.
This is an old German proverb translated by my friend Kai Kaemmerer
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One problem with gazing too frequently into the past is that we may turn around to find the future has run out on us
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In the long run men hit only what they aim at. Therefore, though they should fail immediately, they had better aim at something high.
–Henry David Thoreau
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Travel is freedom… one of the last great sources of legal adventure. Travel is intensified living, with maximum thrills per minute. It's recess, and we need it. Experiencing the real Europe requires catching it by surprise, going casual… Through the Back Door. Affording travel is a matter of priorities. (Make do with the old sofa.) You can travel simply, safely, and comfortably anywhere in Europe for $100 a day plus transportation costs. In many ways, spending more money only builds a thicker wall between you and what you came to see. Europe is a cultural carnival, and time after time, you'll find that its best acts are free and the best seats are the cheap ones. A tight budget forces you to travel close to the ground, meeting and communicating with the people. Never sacrifice sleep, nutrition, safety, or cleanliness in the name of budget. Simply enjoy the local-style alternatives to expensive hotels and restaurants. Extroverts have more fun. If your trip is low on magic moments, kick yourself and make things happen. If you don't enjoy a place, maybe you don't know enough about it. Seek the truth. Recognize tourist traps. Give a culture the benefit of your open mind. See things as different but not better or worse. Any culture has much to share. Of course, travel, like the world, is a series of hills and valleys. Be fanatically positive and militantly optimistic. If something's not to your liking, change your liking. Travel is addicting. It can make you a happier American, as well as a citizen of the world. Our Earth is home to nearly 6 billion equally important people. It's humbling to travel and find that people don't envy Americans. Europeans like us, but with all due respect, they wouldn't trade passports. Globetrotting destroys ethnocentricity. It helps you understand and appreciate different cultures. Travel changes people. It broadens perspectives and teaches new ways to measure quality of life. Many travelers toss aside their hometown blinders. Their prized souvenirs are the strands of different cultures they decide to knit into their own character. The world is a cultural yarn shop. Back Door Travelers are weaving the ultimate tapestry.