Daccache Ridewear Quotes & Sayings

If I have half an hour to spare, I just have to hit the shops. And I can get overexcited. — Dorothy Atkinson

Do you know what a playwright is? A playwright is someone who lets his guts hang out on the stage. — Edward Albee

Wolf's fur was speckled with drops of blood that had beaded on it like rain. The gravel in the alley shone in the half-light from the distant street lamps. The wolf's muzzle, a little shorter and broader than I had seen on Wild Kingdom, was drawn back, black lips from fangs striped white and red like peppermints. Its eyes were blue, rather than any proper lupine shade, and gleamed with a sort of demented awareness. — Jim Butcher

The urge to sing was so strong one day I performed in a club and it was very successful. — Klaus Nomi

Saint-Just read for the next two hours his report on the plots of the Dantonist faction. He had imagined, when he wrote it, that he had the accused man before him; he had not amended it. If Danton were really before him, this reading would be punctuated by the roars of his supporters from the galleries, by his own self-justificatory roaring; but Saint-Just addressed the air, and there was a silence, which deepened and fed on itself. He read without passion, almost without inflection, his eyes on the papers that he held in his left hand. Occasionally he would raise his right arm, then let it fall limply by his side: this was his only gesture, a staid, mechanical one. Once, towards the end, he raised his young face to his audience and spoke directly to them: "After this," he promised, "there will be only patriots left. — Hilary Mantel

I take it very seriously, music. I think it's one of the tools that a director has with which to kind of paint. The right music can sometimes do five pages of scripted dialogue. — Todd Phillips

I can cheat fear today - but won't it return tomorrow? Rather, I must embrace this fear ... and find peace in its bosom. — Osamu Tezuka

I shop online because I don't like to try things on in front of an alien mirror. — Marina Warner

Beauty, as defined by society at large, seemed to be only about who was best at looking like everyone else. — Lucy Grealy

'Honky Tonk Badonkadonk' wasn't some serious song, but it was huge! It was funny. — Tyler Farr