Akehurst Modern Quotes & Sayings

I know that people think of me in terms of Latin music and that's wonderful, that's my heritage, that's who I am, but there's so much more to me and my music. — Gloria Estefan

Can we ever have too much of a good thing? — Miguel De Cervantes

The GNU GPL was not designed to be "open source". — Richard Stallman

Payne nailing him in the face woke him up.
George brought him back his independence.
But Beth handed him his crown. — J.R. Ward

That's the burden of leadership, Logan: making the choice when none of the choices are good. — Brent Weeks

Sometimes the distance of years - all that was contained within its concertina folds - was a physical ache. — Kate Morton

Breaking the Routine Can Have Consequences — Taylor Lowe

The grapevine should be named after a more bitter fruit. It should be called the grapefruit tree. — Chrystos

There is a general place in your brain, I think, reserved for melancholy of relationships past. It grows and prospers as life progresses, forcing you finally, against your better judgment, to listen to country music. — Kary Mullis

Never mind that I totally knew more about fighting vampires than my peace-loving parents. Or that Logan's girlfriend, Isabeau, had given us two full-grown, trained Rottweilers to protect us, plus the Drakes sent their human bodyguards by a couple of times a night. I named them Van Helsing and Gandhi. The dogs, not the bodyguards."
"Chapter 1 Lucy, page 15 — Alyxandra Harvey

The earth doesn't move backward (very much) when you walk only because it's much more massive than you are. — K.C. Cole

I do whatever pushes me hardest. It's coming at me and I try to. It's like uninvited guest and I have to wrestle them out the door or through the window - get them out and get over with them quickly. — Werner Herzog

And as he went about arranging and as he sat talking there seemed something false about him and out of tune.Watching him unknown she said to herself there was no stability about him. He was when he was in one mood. And now he looked paltry and insignificant. There was nothing stable about him. Her husband had more manly dignity. At any rate he did not waft about with any wind. There was something evanescent about Morel she thought something shifting and false. He would never make sure ground for any woman to stand on. She despised him rather for his shrinking together getting smaller. Her husband at least was manly and when he was beaten gave in. but this other would never own to being beaten. He would shift round and round, get smaller. — D.H. Lawrence