Chriend Quotes & Sayings

Take life too seriously, and what is it worth? If the morning wake us to no new joys, if the evening bring us not the hope of new pleasure, is it worthwhile to dress and undress? — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

Sixty percent of all Indians live in urban areas, but nobody's writing about them. They're really an underrepresented population, and the ironic thing is very, very few of those we call Native American writers actually grew up on reservations, and yet most of their work is about reservations. — Sherman Alexie

These stubborn people and their demands were like cracker crumbs in my beard: irritating and flaky. — Penny Reid

There is always a light somewhere in the darkness to guide you to happiness. — Stephanie Rose

Freedom is the disappearance of that which is searching for freedom. — Adyashanti

The Golds have everything, yet they demand sacrifices even from their own. This place is sick. This empire broken. It eats its kings, its queens, as hungrily as it does the paupers who mill its earth. — Pierce Brown

The worst thing you can do if you want to start a fight is to use derogatory terminology. — Ted Turner

The heightened sanity of science and the sheer lunacy of magic. It's in the area where they overlap that we both are able to find... ecstasy! — Matt Kindt

Listening out for the sound of [his parent's] return kept him suspended in a semi-permanent state of agitation just like an apparently sleeping cat whose ear radar never rests. — Jon Edgell

...trying to think of every good thing he had inside himself that he could transfer into the creature. Things like the wisdom he had gained since coming to Artime, and the experience of deepest sorrow, which can only come from deepest love. — Lisa McMann

A well begun is half ended. — A. C. Benson

I am blessed to have been born in Australia where water sports are loved and swimmers are revered. — Shane Gould

You don't look like much, but they say you murdered that other chick.
Treating Murder — Gabrielle Black

Was he happy? One would ask that question in vain. A question like this makes sense only when applied to creatures who are rich in alternative possibilities, so that the actual truth can be contrasted with partly real probabilities and reflect itself in them. — Bruno Schulz

No man is perfect but God is. What do you think? — Koyel Mitra