The human heart is like a refrigerator; when you open yours up, a light comes on.

The only time some people’s face lights up is when they open their refrigerator door.

Instead of opening up their heart in love, too many people just decorate the outside of the door.

People rarely put a lock on their fridge, but they frequently lock up their heart.

When you’re hungry you need to open up your refrigerator. When you’re lonely you need to open up your heart.

If you never remove the rotting stuff out of your refrigerator, it’s going to get really bad in there. The same with your heart.

It’s does little good to load your refrigerator door down with positive thoughts and pictures, if you load your heart down with negative ones.

Don’t forget about the good leftovers in your fridge or the good memories in your heart.

You can tell a lot about a person by what’s in their refrigerator, even more by what’s in their heart.

It’s good to have labels on the food in the fridge, but bad to have them on the people in your life.

An empty fridge looks lonely. An empty heart is lonely.

If you don’t want it on your refrigerator door, don’t put let it in your heart.

If you aren’t content having a tiny refrigerator, don’t be content having a tiny heart.

Meditation is like gazing in the refrigerator and pondering it’s contents. It just focuses on the heart instead of the fridge.

Many people leave their refrigerator door open more often than they do the door of their heart.

You’ve probably been asked, “What’s your favorite thing in your refrigerator?” but I want to ask you, “What’s your favorite thing in your heart?”

Listening for a humming sound in your fridge can be worrisome, but hearing your heart hum for joy, is wonderful!

A full heart is even better than a full refrigerator.

Is your refrigerator running or standing still?