Exhausting Keeping Up Quotes & Sayings

She bent over me again. Blood began to move around in me, like a prospective tenant looking over a house. — Raymond Chandler

A leader is someone who helps improve the lives of other people or improve the system they live under. — Sam Houston

If they haven't compromised themselves already, in their hearts they want to, because being true to one's art, keeping the dream alive, is utterly exhausting. — Don Lee

Playing it safe and tiptoeing through life is exhausting. Keeping all of your gifts trapped inside tires the crap out of you. It takes the same amount of effort to create something extraordinary as it takes to create something ordinary. — Lysa Mateu

I want to make it perfectly clear that although I believe in the continuity of existence, I do not hold to the simplistic theory that upon death a vaporous ghost containing our soul floats out of our dead body and goes to some cosmic waiting room while a karmic committee tallies up our unfulfilled needs and desires and matches us up with two unsuspecting fools who deserve the hell that we will put them through as much as we deserve the hell they will put us through. I am very confident, however, in the cycles of nature, and I do not see any reason to believe that the same cyclic behavior we observe in the universe around us cannot apply to consciousness and the continuity of our existence. Perhaps, because of the fragile nature of time, we are living all our "incarnations" simultaneously. — Lon Milo DuQuette

Above the front door the fanlight glowed blue, delicate as wing-bones. — Tana French

Isn't it exhausting?"
"What?"
"Keeping people out. — K.A. Tucker

Keeping secrets is exhausting. When your whole life turns into a secret, — Robin York

I'm thirty-six years old and I've been married once and he left and I don't want to feel this way anymore. Like I can't be vulnerable. Can't relax. It's exhausting, always being on the defensive, keeping my guard up. I feel like Cuba. — Noah Hawley

It's not when you press the shutter, but why you press the shutter. — Mary Ellen Mark