Dympna Tully Quotes & Sayings

Where there is water, there are people. — Cody Lundin

There's nothing more frightening than a day job. — Jay Leno

I've not got a first in philosophy without being able to muddy things pretty satisfactory. — John Banham

Mark, Reader, my cry! Bend thy thoughts on the Sky,
And in midst of prosperity, know thou may'st die.
While the great Loom of God works in darkness above,
And our trials here below are but threads of His Love. — Thomas Pynchon

No one went looking for adventure; they chased it away. — Robyn Schneider

Tommy. Tommy, who rolled him again fast, pinning Prophet underneath him, grabbing Prophet's wrists and holding them the ground above his head. Tommy, who kissed him before he could curse or think, an all-consuming, punishing grind of a kiss that promised Prophet exactly the fuck he was in for. God, he liked those kinds of promises. Needed Tommy to hold him down and make things okay, because he would. But he didn't stop struggling though, because hell, he wasn't going to lose his touch, wouldn't make it easy on the fucker who'd decided to go Houdini and bypass all the security cams, just because. But — S.E. Jakes

It is the small losses in life that cut one to the heart. — Henrik Ibsen

Modern pictures banish depiction for interfering with the workings of paint. — Mason Cooley

I mean, accidents happen. You learn from them and you try to make sure they don't happen again. — Joe Lieberman

Organizational maturity is not just about technical excellence or process efficiency, but also about business effectiveness, agility, innovation intelligence, and people-centricity. — Pearl Zhu

Reality's what other people dream for you. — Maggie Stiefvater

The Doctor: I just don't like nastiness, and people getting away with it.
Churchwell: That sounds a rather, if you forgive me, innocent view.
The Doctor: That's as may be, but I'm sticking to it. — Paul Magrs

To assess the damage is a dangerous act. — Cherrie Moraga

I was not abandoned as a child. I left. — Dane Cook

She herself had never had enough money and never enough time and hadn't even been unhappy once, in contrast to those she called refined gentlemen, who always had enough money and enough time and constantly talked about their unhappiness. She — Thomas Bernhard