Quotations Weblog

Once again, here are the quotations from the most recent episode of Criminal Minds. I normally post these on Friday, but I’m running late this time.

They actually used only the ending of the Fromm quotation (“…the ultimate choice for a man”) but I thought you might enjoy the whole thing.

Stay tuned next week for quotations from the next episode. Criminal Minds airs Wednesday nights on CBS—check your local listings. See our TV Category for previous episodes.

We added 57 quotes on Thursday for a monthly total of 124. Here are my favorites:

If you would like to see more quotations, stay tuned. We are adding approximately 50 quotes each weekday this month until we reach 1000 quotes added.

We were able to add 67 quotations to our collection yesterday for a total of 67 this month. Here are some of our favorites:

If we are able to add fifty quotations each weekday this month, we will easily make the goal of 1000 quotations added this month!

This month, we will be adding 1000 quotations to the collection. That’s a huge undertaking for us, so on The Quotations Weblog, we will be highlighting our favorites that have been added.

Follow along with our daily tally and see how quickly we are able to reach our 1000 quotations goal!

Both of these quotations are true to me. I feel like I should never be idle, but I also believe that sometimes I need to “just sits.” It’s a point of contention in my mind with both beliefs constantly duking it out in my mind. Sometimes I believe that I should never be idle so much that the only time I get to rest is when I’m forced to.

Being forced to rest because you physically cannot work is not a pleasant place to be in. In fact, it’s part of the reason that I end up obsessing over seemingly trivial things like video games and cheap novels. I CAN’T work, so end up obsessing in a round-about way to resting.

Which is right?

I like the “just sits” idea, but I have such a hard time just sitting that I don’t know what to do with myself when I do. Meditation doesn’t work for me. Praying is useless when I feel like I’m just praying to myself. Just sitting is harder for me than resolving to never be idle, so I end up working until I can’t work anymore.

What is the answer?

I don’t know. I’ll tell you when I find it, but as it is, I’ve got a lot of things to do and I can’t just go testing that “just sits” thing right now.