Bosset Plugs Quotes & Sayings

I always listen to music while I draw. — Joseph Altuzarra

This gentleman is heading for Mineral County in West Virginia. Near a place called Keyser, not too far from the Maryland line." Which all meant nothing to Reacher, except that West Virginia sounded one step better than regular Virginia. — Lee Child

I'd like - inviting aliens and have them observe what we do because so much of what we do that we take for granted will just be weird or extraordinary or just plain dumb when observed by an alien from another civilization. — Neil DeGrasse Tyson

Next time you two decide to go on a bloody killing spree, at least send me an invitation so I know that you care. — Julie Kagawa

Confidence you haven't earned always has the brightest glow. — Dennis Lehane

every day it was tomorrow that I'd be able to do it, and each day it became more difficult. — John Wyndham

Four! I call out. Why am I calling a number? Oh yes. Because that's his name. - Tris. — Veronica Roth

I spend a lot of time loathing the sentences that I put down on the page. Once I'm past that phase, it doesn't really matter what the routine is (coffee shop, someone else's house, my dining room table), I'm pretty fast. I go back to the start of whatever I'm working on, every half hour or so, and revise my way back to where I left off. I have my headphones on, I'm checking email, I look at Twitter and Tumblr, and drink a lot of coffee. I need a lot of distraction to work. — Kelly Link

At the end of our lives, we mostly regret the risks we didn't take, the dreams we didn't do and the love we failed to give. If those things are going to be important to you at the end, make them important to you right now. — Robin S. Sharma

A room is, after all, a place where you hide from the wolves. That's all any room is. — Jean Rhys

The Obama administration seems to be following what might be called 'the Detroit pattern increasing taxes, harassing businesses, and pandering to unions. In the short run, it got mayors re-elected. In the long-run, it reduced Detroit from a thriving city to an economic disaster area, whose population was cut in half, as its most productive citizens fled. — Thomas Sowell