Driggers Summerville Quotes & Sayings

Beautiful women get in Hollywood's door quickest and then are shut out when their beauty no longer measures up to whatever it is that Hollywood or audiences decide is beautiful enough; once they're inside, their choices are limited by the same beauty that won them their entree. — Steve Erickson

To the old, the new is usually bad news. — Eric Hoffer

Style means the right word. The rest matters little. — Jules Renard

Let us be men with men, and always children before God; for in His eyes we are but children. Old age itself, in presence of eternity, is but the first moment of a morning. — Joseph Joubert

No need to flatter me, Miss Price. I believe your bait worked. I'm hooked. Line and sinker. — Fisher Amelie

No carbs after lunch is one of the hardest (rules) to follow. But if you follow this rule YOU WILL lose weight — Bob Harper

We have been given God in our souls and Christ in our flesh. We have the power to believe where others deny, to hope where others despair, to love where others hurt. — Brennan Manning

Death had no lips, but it was smiling — Franny Billingsley

She waited for so long that something strange happened. She started to be able to see. There wasn't any more light to see by. It was just that her eyes decided to give her more information. She'd been told in a lesson once about something called accommodation. The rods and cones of the eye, especially the rods, change their zone of sensitivity so that they can see details and distinctions in what previously looked like total darkness. But there are functional limits to that process, and the resulting picture is mostly black and white because rods aren't good at gradations of colour. This was different. It was like an invisible sun came up in the room, and Melanie could see by its light as well as she could see by day. Or like the space below her went from black ocean to dry land over the space of a few minutes. She wondered if this was something only hungries could do. She — M.R. Carey

I started realizing I have enough history that some of it has been forgotten. — Robert Longo