Egons Reiters Quotes & Sayings

Yeah, I like to have fun - I think that's a good way to live. I think you're better at your job if you like it. — Garret Dillahunt

The Sandman is rising.
It'd been the only thing Coll had said before delirium had taken him again.
The Sandman. Rising. — Erin Kellison

There was never anything to be gained from observing what humans said to one another
language was just there to hide their thoughts. — Terry Pratchett

Oklahoma is the cultural center of the universe. — Hoyt Axton

True encounter with Christ liberates something within us, a power we did not know we had, a capacity to grow and change. — Thomas Merton

Might have punctured a lung, if he had a lung. Most trees don't, as a rule. — George R R Martin

I prefer to unwind by DJing. I learned that from Mike D from the Beastie Boys. After a show, he would DJ. Once I saw that, I wanted to do that. And now DJing is like my lifeline. I love the power it represents. — Questlove

A woman stood on the sidewalk, her arms outstretched and her face turned to the sky. Sheer enjoyment splashed across her features, its intensity tugging at his heart. It was a raw emotion he rarely witnessed. — Cheryl Sterling

Stop making me fall in love with you."
I smile now, taking her face in my hands. "I'll never stop that, babe, ever." I kiss her slowly, until I can no longer taste the tears on her lips. Until she knows that she owns every part of me. Forever. — Jay McLean

Work grows out of other work, and there are very few eureka moments. — Anish Kapoor

A longing for books [is] nothing compared with what you [can] feel for human beings. The books [tell] you about that feeling. The books [speak] of love, and it [is] wonderful to listen to them, but they [are] no substitute for love itself. — Cornelia Funke

People don't just live one life. They keep coming back until they get it right. — C.R. Strahan

What people loathe the most is to be orphaned, desolate, unworthy. But this is what princes and kings call themselves. — Laozi

Our reading can affect our imaginations in ways of which we are not consciously aware. It is quite common ... to re-read something after a gap of many years and realize that it has been there all along, without any memory of where it was first encountered. But it may have been working away all the time. — Tom Shippey