And I Quote:
Tracy I absolutely love this new ‘and i quote’ series! Such gorgeous photography and quotes – couldn’t ask for more!
Your amazing photography teamed up with inspirational quotes=awesome. Thank you.
Michelle N.
That quote by Gordon B. Hinkley is one of my absolute faves! Another strong contender: “Work without vision is drudgery. Vision without work is dreaming. Work plus vision-this is destiny.”
Stasha
loving the new series!
Lori
I love the series too!
Nandhini
AWESOME!!!!! Pics go well with the quotes! kudos
talkradio
Mae West: YOLO
I LOVE this series, just like everybody else! Your photography truly is amazing, and I so enjoy it being aligned with beautiful words of wisdom.
xo!
http://www.youtube.com/sparklesandsuch26Marci
What a beautiful post! Bet you had fun pulling this together 🙂
Emily
I’m from Utah and not LDS, but have many Mormon friends and family members. That quote from Gordon B. Hinckley is really interesting. For those who don’t know, he was the president of the Mormon church from 1995 to 2008 (had to check on those dates) and extremely well loved. “Endure to the end” is an expression you’ll hear frequently in the Mormon church, and see on various wall hangings and decorations in people’s homes. I believe it’s from scripture. So to have him say, “Life is to be enjoyed, not endured” seems to have an extra bit of meaning. I’d much rather see that expression decorating a home.
Amy @ Thoroughly Nourished Life
Gosh I love Mae West – “If a little is great, and a lot is better, then way too much is just about right!”
She must have been talking about ice cream, right?
Love this quote series Tracy 🙂 Can’t wait to see next week’s!Tracy, I love this new series so much! And I would love to have some of the quote/photos framed,too. Especially the Pablo Picasso quote. Love.
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Carly
Ohhh my that Jim Collins quote is the best thing I have read in awhile. People at work (like, management people at work) have started saying ‘The enemy of the good is the perfect,’ which I really totally hate. Jim Collins is like the antidote 🙂
Any chance you’d make these available as desktop wallpapers? Would love to have that on my screen at work!
