Cheeky Life Quotes & Sayings

It's like this. Father Time keeps pitching the years at us. We swing and miss at a few. We hit a few out of the park. We try not to take any called strikes. — Robert Breault

One way or the other, we?ve always got to chase our tails ... — Tony Stewart

Basically, I'm just a ramblin guy,' he said, and laughed. 'A ramblin guy on his way to the Big Sky.' And hell why not? Montana! Or Wyoming. Fucking Rapid City, South Dakota. Anyplace but here. - Barbie — Stephen King

I'm tough on the outside and soft on the inside ... I'm really a shy guy. — Milo Ventimiglia

Since I was a small child, I was always writing either poems or plays ... plays in which I had the starring part. — Francine Pascal

People always said that I hated punk, and that really wasn't true. It was glossed over for many years that I was the guy who found the Tubes and signed them to A&M. English punk was a revolution. — Rick Wakeman

It was hard to know what direction to take when you suddenly found yourself in a future different from the one you'd expected to be in the day before. — Dexter Palmer

It is all right to cry but don't give up on laughter. Don't give up on happiness. You need both. I had both. — Joe Hill

For the facts that make up the world need the non-factual as a vantage point from which to be perceived. — Ingeborg Bachmann

My fear had by now passed its limit, and other feelings took its place. — Charlotte Bronte

If I look confused it's because I'm thinking. — Samuel Goldwyn

A definition of beauty that more accurately summed up my feelings for Chloe was delivered by Stendhal. "Beauty is the promise of happiness," he wrote, pointing to the way Chloe's face alluded to qualities I identified with a good life: there was humor in her nose, her freckles spoke of innocence, and her teeth suggested a casual, cheeky disregard for convention. — Alain De Botton

Since we possess its hymn, engraved on our hearts in its entirety, there is no need of any woman to repeat the opening lines, potent with the admiration which her beauty inspires, for us to remember all that follows. — Marcel Proust

After a year or two, the long term expats won't see the beggars the same way. After a year or two, the cheeky young monks won't make them smile. After a year or two, the newest restaurant opening won't pull them in. To preserve they will withdraw and settle. They will come to accept the limits of it all. The hype won't bother them. The promise won't motivate them. They will have accepted their odd expat life, their awkward place in the chimera that is Myanmar today. — Craig Hodges