Degusto Coffee Quotes & Sayings

We need to live the life that we say we believe in. — Joyce Meyer

We all have ideas about love and death. We keep a close eye out for them our entire lives, seeking one and avoiding the other, knowing all the while that both are mostly beyond our control. It is a both scary and exciting predicament. In the end, it all depends on how you look at it. One thing is for sure; it is never quite what you expect. — Tonya Hurley

Truth emerges from the clash of adverse ideas. — John Stuart Mill

Dance music doesn't care where you live. It doesn't care who your friends are. It doesn't care how much money you make. It doesn't care if you're 74 or if you are 24 because ... 74 is the new 24! — Giorgio Moroder

I doubt it is your style
Not to get what you set out to acquire
The eyes are on fire
You are the unforecasted storm
Brianstorm — Arctic Monkeys

There are two things that kill a genius: a fatal disease and contentment. — Clarence Darrow

Yes?" she asked, eyeing me guardedly.
I struck out a hand and said "Shake."
Arra stared at the hand, then into my unfocused eyes. "One good fight doesn't make you a warrior," she said.
"Shake!" I repeated angrily.
"And if I don't?" she asked.
"I'll get back up on the bars and fight you till you do," I growled.
Arra studied me at length, then nodded and took my hand. "Power to you, Darren Shan," she said gruffly.
"Power," I repeated weakly, then fainted into her arms and knew no more till I came to in my hammock the next night. — Darren Shan

Sometimes you may feel "I don't fit in here." Good. — Art Hochberg

This is a passion story: my passion, his, ours - yours. — Elizabeth Cunningham

Yosemite Valley, to me, is always a sunrise, a glitter of green and golden wonder in a vast edifice of stone and space. — Ansel Adams

She arched and moaned out her need. "Oh God, Oren".
I wanted to tell her I loved it when she said my name like that. But I just sighed. "I know, right? I'm really good at this. — Linda Kage

That was the problem with most relationships, when they began you never know what they'd cost you. — Marshall Thornton