Brynjar Quotes & Sayings

Amir took a deep breath. To his credit, he didn't collapse, curl into a ball, or cry, all of which would have been perfectly acceptable responses to finding out there were squeaky-voiced beings in the sky that would invite you up their rainbow. — Rick Riordan

Right now the music is more of a hobby since I'm making a good living as an actress. — Amy Jo Johnson

Why do people call it settling down when it's a man and finding the right one when it's a woman? — Mary Jane Hathaway

Why are you in such a rush? Sophia asked, and her grandmother answered that it was a good idea to do things before you forgot that they had to be done. — Tove Jansson

Old age takes from the man of intellect no qualities save those that are useless to wisdom. — Joseph Joubert

I cannot now think symbols less
than the greatest of all powers whether they are used consciously by
the master of magic or half unconsciously by their successors, the
poet, the musician, and the artist. — W.B.Yeats

But the teacher had been right about one thing: violence breeds.
Someone pulls a trigger, sets off a bomb, drives a bus full of tourists off a bridge, and what's left in the wake isn't just she'll casings, wreckage, bodies. There's something else. Something bad. An aftermath. A recoil. A reaction to all that anger and pain and death. — Victoria Schwab

One of my strict, strict rules is a no auto-tune policy. — Yukimi Nagano

Nino?" When Johnny didn't answer, the Don went on. "Friendship is everything. Friendship is more than talent. It is more than government. It is almost the equal of family. Never forget that. If you had built up a wall of friendships you wouldn't have to ask me to help. — Mario Puzo

Show me a satisfied man, and I'll show you a failure. — Albert Einstein

I think that the reason that people are so up in arms about movies that have historical inaccuracies is because now that we've trashed our education institutions beyond repair, people fear that the only people are getting their histories is through the movies, so the elephant in the room is that no one wants to talk about why we're so passionately obsessed with accuracy. — Nicholas Meyer