Karma and Luck Quotes

Suzi Q answers:

What do you think I am, a reference book? Do you own darn homework kid……………..

Suzi Q answers:

Yesterday’s history, tomorrow’s a mystery, but today is a gift. ^_^ Is that what you mean? I’m just giving you one that I know.

Suzi Q answers:

I was a sceptic. I didn’t believe in all of this. But what I have realised is that people who bully others (at school, at work, whatever) sooner or later meet someone who is a bigger bully than them. And bullies don’t like other bullies! It’s a power thing, they like to be the one in control. It’s also an insecurity thing, bullies make themselves feel better by damaging the self image of those around them. They build themselves up by putting other people down.

I can’t tell you if these bullies will get what they deserve. What I can tell you is that sooner or later, you will see most of these people fail at life in some way. What works in some situations, doesn’t work in others, so unless they change, they are setting themselves up for eventual failure.

Another thing to remember is that bullies don’t have friends, as such. They usually surround themselves with people who are afraid of them. I’m willing to bet that they are lonely and miserable, and couldn’t name one person in life they can rely on.

I was bullied at school for five and a half long years. They drove me insane with their relentless harassment. And then I was accepted into the top college in the country, and I left town. Now I have a great career, a life I’m happy with, a fantastic group of friends, a happy marriage, a house, a car, cats, lol. Most of these people work in my local supermarket. They’ve offered to pack my bags on a regular basis 🙂

Don’t worry about these people, they won’t feature in your life in the long run. Just don’t let them ruin your future. Your key to escaping is to work hard and get the Hell out of there. Make sure that you get yours. These bullies don’t even deserve another moment of your thought.

Suzi Q answers:

As snug as a bug in a rug.

Let’s make like a tree and leave.

Whatever turns you on.

Whatever floats your boat.

You want your cake and eat it too.

Easy come, easy go.

Two’s company, three’s a crowd.

Ain’t that a kick in the butt.

It’s a dog-eat-dog world.

For crying out loud.

Read my lips.

Get a life.

Garbage in, garbage out.

Different strokes for different folks.

All bark and no bite.

You’re barking up the wrong tree.

Curiosity killed the cat.

You’re the apple of my eye.

The squeaky wheel gets the oil.

See you later, alligator; after while crocodile.

Wear out, don’t rust out.

That’s the way the cookie crumbles.

That’s just water under the bridge.

He’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

You drive me up a wall.

You knock my socks off.

American as apple pie.

Don’t cry over spilt milk.

Slower than molasses in January.

Suzi Q answers:

Yes, also the judeo-christian you reap what you sow. Most faiths/philosophies have some version of this.

For years i misheard a fiona apple song lyric as “but it’s karma under the bridge” i loved that idea because it describes for me how sometimes those people have come back into my life after we both have done selfish things and it’s good again anyway. Even if we both “learned our lesson”,never came back together but treated others more respectfully from that point on, i still think it would mean something that we can stop worrying on.

Take care