Brattrud Quotes & Sayings

Harmony had been working for M.P. Environmental Consulting for going on two years. It was her mom who suggested she apply (just something else for her to be right about, Harmony thought). She'd heard about an opening at M.P. Environmental Consulting through a colleague at the law firm where she worked, and thought the job would be just right for her daughter. "You'll get it without breaking a sweat," she'd said. "Enough running around in those malaria-ridden hellholes. Move to the city, settle down, get your life together. — A.L. Loire

She had a laugh that hinted it had rolled around once or twice in the mud. — Michael Ondaatje

You know, I've never actually really believed that death is inevitable. I just think it's a rumor. — David Carradine

The wiser a man becomes, the more he will read, and those who are wisest read most. — Hans Christian Andersen

The sounds of silence are a dim recollection now, like mystery, privacy and paying attention to one thing - or one person - at a time. — Maureen Dowd

Despair is as attractive as cold sores. — David Mitchell

Sometimes we keep the physical objects until memory is enough — Vikki Wakefield

He had been fashioned when the sky kissed the sun. Just as I had been fashioned when the sky kissed the moon. The sky, like most immortals, is a fickle bastard who took as he pleased and then paid no attention to the offspring he left behind. — Kristin Cast

Perhaps just to have loved was enough - just to have seen this world,and known it,through the eyes of love. — Rosie Alison

Already man uses innumerable gadgets to displace the work done by bodily organs in the animals, and it would surely be in line with this tendency to externalize the reasoning functions of the brain
and thus hand over the government of life to electromagnetic monsters. In other words, the interests and goals of rationality are not those of man as a whole organism. If we are to live for the future, and to make the chief work of the mind prediction and calculation, man must eventually become a parasitic appendage to a mass of clockwork. — Alan W. Watts

I try my hardest to push the point that I am a feminist. — Jenna Jameson