Dumbledore Quotes Happiness Novels & Stories

Ryan tried talking to me in the beginning, but eventually saw I needed to be alone with my thoughts… and so he let me go. There was a movie I once saw called Kiss Of The Spider Woman. It was about a couple of prisoners in a South American jail cell. One line I particularly loved was from William Hurt, who played a gay man imprisoned for his sexuality. It went something like this: The most wonderful thing about being happy is that you think you’ll never be unhappy again. I love that quote, because it’s so true. When you’re truly happy, everything is bliss – and always will be. You’re absolutely sure of that fact deep down in your bones.

he added with a grin, "I will be delving into some transformation spells today. It would be wise not to risk turning our beloved daughter into a fluffy rabbit, don't you think?" A burst of laughter erupted from my lips at the absurd yet endearing image painted by Draco's words. The thought of Zoey hopping around as a tiny rabbit brought a smile to my face. Draco's reasoning struck a chord, reminding me of the unpredictable nature of magic and the need for caution. "You have a point," I conceded, chuckling as I imagined Zoey's reaction to such a transformation. "I wouldn't want to spend the day chasing after a hopping baby rabbit." Draco's eyes sparkled with victory, and he wrapped his arms a

Mr Dracon was delivering his speech with an aura. His voice was soft yet a determination was there. His transparency was proved when he considered his grandson also in the group of wealth showing people. "Learn two quotes from now on and start to work as it says. Firstly, Education is not a thing that is gained by the weight of money. It's an immense blessing for those who can learn it. Secondly, Not every time you can achieve success in the first go. Sometimes, the slower you achieve success with your continuous efforts, the stronger it is." Mr Dracon said these quotes in the manner he was teaching the students.

Especially since people only expressed so much joy ten years ago. A younger elf student even laughed slightly when she saw so much joy, but only for a moment, as a gesture from a professor wiped off her smile. The girl tried hard not to laugh, but she still smiled slightly from time to time, especially because with every sentence Nakutsck said, the famous wizard cast spells at the spectators too ... and of course each one made them laugh.

She looked at Sophia and said, "Care to translate what I just said?" Sophia was stunned. Aurora's Spanish was so fluent it was as if she'd grown up in the States. Her accent was perfect. Sophia's Spanish was only good enough to pass exams, not for actual conversation. How could she understand what Aurora had just said? Aurora smiled again, "What I said is a quote from a movie. It means that in this world, there's no such thing as happiness or misery, only comparisons between states. Only those who've felt the deepest sorrow can taste the greatest joy. Only those who've faced death can truly appreciate life."

- Arabella/Kimberly. Wealth and high position do not give happiness when this body is weak and lives in pain every moment." - Danial. Real happiness is a healthy body and being with the people you love. That's what happiness means to Danial and Kimberly. ---The End---

"Then he must be very happy because he's been philosophical all week." "I am very happy." I looked at each of them—Emma, Grace, Nate, Cas. My family. Complete and imperfect and exactly right. "Very, very happy." "Good." Nate returned to his pot roast. "Happy Daddies make better birthday parties." "That's sound logic," Cas said seriously. "I learned it from you," Nate announced. "You taught me that happy people do better at everything." "I don't think I phrased it quite that way." "You said something like that when we talked about the vampire guard who was grumpy. You said he was good at his job but would be better if he was happier."

When you have seen as much of life as I have, you will not underestimate the power of obsessive love. ~Albus Dumbledore, The half-blood prince. •• Noor sat besides her father, watching the gentle rise and fall of his chest, the steady beeping of the monitors, a background noise that seemed to dull the white noise within her head.

That was a sobering thought. He touched his fingertips to her chin, forcing her to look at him. “Should I not have asked?” “No, asking is good,” she said, and gave him a shy smile. “I’m just not exactly at my hottest at the moment.” “Quote me something.” She gave him an odd look and then laughed, blurting out the first thing that came to mind. “‘Happiness depends upon ourselves.’ Aristotle.” “See?” He whispered, leaning in to kiss at her neck. “Hearing you say that is so incredibly hot.”

"Hazel, leave that for me. Leave the pack and elders for me to handle. I will not allow anyone to scatter my happiness. No one." Hazel smiled softly. Dallan was beginning to sound like a man and she was loving every moment of it. "We have a lot to discuss," Dallan continued. "Come on, let's take a bath. We can talk over breakfast." *. *. *. *.* "I think we are cursed." Kai sat on Albus' dresser, palms on his head in grief. "I think we are cursed. This is a curse," he repeated. "Don't say that. It is rather the opposite. Both of you are blessed. Having a vampire as a mate is not the end of the world."