Arcouettes Quotes & Sayings

I'm sorry. It feels like the moment calls for some humor. You're ranting and dressed like Elmo.

The Cookie Monster.

Whatever, Rashid — Rion Amilcar Scott

I have no remorse. As to whether recollection of my deeds makes me feel ashamed, I will tell you. Thinking back to all the details is not at all unpleasant. I rather enjoy it. — Peter Kurten

The people I work with, the people I photograph, become a kind of family for me. — Joyce Tenneson

A good metaphor is something even the police should keep an eye on. — Georg C. Lichtenberg

God takes everyone he loves through a desert. It is his cure for our wandering hearts, restlessly searching for a new Eden ...
The best gift of the desert is God's presence ... The protective love of the Shepherd gives me courage to face the interior journey. — Paul E. Miller

I just can't get excited about money as a motivation in a film. It leaves me cold. — Simon Beaufoy

The ball of dark fur pressed itself into my chest, and I wished she was my kitten, and knew that she was not. — Neil Gaiman

Santa is like a queen bee. All the elves are his drones, who exist to feed him royal jelly, which I guess would be milk and cookies. If an elf escapes and eats royal cookies, it will turn into another Santa. That's what all those mall Santas are. They're trying to start their own festive colonies. — Thomm Quackenbush

You're insane!"

"Call me HAL and make me sing 'Daisy, Daisy'. — John Scalzi

People are not who they say but rather who their actions reveal them to be ... Be smart about it. Don't fall for the bullshit. — Ziad K. Abdelnour

I hope I don't sound like an old-fashioned stick-in-the-mud, but when I hear about people making vast fortunes without doing any productive work or contributing anything to society, my reaction is: How can I get in on that? — Dave Barry

A voluntary act to fill empty hours had become intensive labor streaked with the bad feelings that ride the skin like pollen when too much about one's neighbors is known. — Toni Morrison

By the time the United States went to war with Afghanistan in the fall of 2001, I had made three trips to the country. I covered the fall of the Taliban in Kandahar and have been returning routinely for the past 14 years. — Lynsey Addario