Akinyemi Live This Life Quotes & Sayings

Sad was such a simple, damaging word. It meant so much more than its elaborate cousins. — Sarah MacLean

Every Moment Offers Us Choices
Choose wisely
Because the Choices You Make, Make You — Lyssa Danehy DeHart

I think I might have seen pride in Dad's eyes. Or maybe it was just a gleam of Why is my offspring so insane? — Rachel Hawkins

Uh...Vampires aren't all that magical," Jamie stated. "It's more like a medical condition with no cure. — Karen M. Dillon

I find it to be the ultimate backhanded compliment when you are compared against yourself. — Elvis Costello

The real difference is that with fantasy - and by that I mean fantasy which can simultaneously tap into a cosmopolitan commonality at the same time as it springs from an individual and unique perspective. In this sort of fantasy, a mythic resonance lingers on - an harmonious vibration that builds in potency the longer one considers it, rather than fading away when the final page is read and the book is put away. Characters discovered in such writing are pulled from our own inner landscapes... and then set out upon the stories' various stages so that as we learn to understand them a little better, both the monsters and the angels, we come to understand ourselves a little better as well. — Charles De Lint

You should have seen the coachload I looked over. There was a mortician wearing odd shoes, one brown, one yellow. And a moon-faced gump sporting a hat made from the skin of a barber's pole, all stripy. Only thing missing was his bubble pipe - and probably he'll be given that where he was going." - Colonel Sheldon
"Where was he going?" -Ambassador
"I don't know, your excellency. They refused to say." -Sheldon
"Well, that is a valuable addition to the sum total of our knowledge. Our minds are now enriched by the thought that an anonymous individual may be presented with a futile object for an indefinable purpose when he reaches his unknown destination." -Ambassador — Eric Frank Russell

Some people are very competitive in their birding. Maybe they'll die happy, having seen a thousand species before they die, but I'll die happy knowing I've spent all that quiet time being present. — Lynn Thomson

I tend to make movies about my peer group. I couldn't see myself now going back and making a movie about a bunch of college kids, necessarily. I kind of always operate in the things I'm observing around me, whether it's friends having babies now in my life or what have you. — Todd Phillips