Cetologists Quotes & Sayings

Remember that silence is golden — Lisa Kleypas

Say this is what the pain made of you:
an open, open, open road,
an avalanche of feel it all. — Andrea Gibson

I had three rules for my players: No profanity. Don't criticize a teammate. Never be late. — John Wooden

I suppose that the main benefit of being rich (over just being independent) is to be able to despise rich people (a good concentration of whom you find in glitzy ski resorts) without any sour grapes. It is even sweeter when these farts don't know that you are richer than they are. — Nassim Nicholas Taleb

It is doubtful that he ever sought for meanings; he merely reared his children as best he could, and in terms of the affection his children felt for him, his best was indeed good: he was never too tired to play Keep-Away; he was never too busy to invent marvelous stories; he was never too absorbed in his own problems to listen earnestly to a tale of woe; every night he read aloud to them until his voice cracked. Atticus — Harper Lee

Best face your fears straightaway; putting things off only makes them harder. — Juliet Marillier

Cukor is one of my favorite directors. He was a master at directing women. — Pedro Almodovar

I don't think my intelligence is naturally analytic or political. — Seamus Heaney

Yes, The Persuaders, that was great fun because one of my favourite actors is Roger Moore. — Val Guest

From a hologrammatic viewpoint, ... you are one little physical image that reflects all of humanity when projected spiritually upon the cosmic screen. — Wayne Dyer

Nobody will laugh long who deals much with opium: its pleasures even are of a grave and solemn complexion. — Thomas De Quincey

While National Geographic magazine had given me a taste of the world, the three-dimensional details of this moment - the tickle of the rain drops, the suck sound of my feet in the mud, the challenge of getting photographs of the monkeys, my immature urge to make the driver wait even longer because he was annoying - would feed me for years to come. — Kristine K. Stevens