Fito Quotes & Sayings

If there's no heaven, I don't really care. Maybe people are heaven, Dad. Some people, anyway. You and Sam and Fito. Maybe you're all heaven. Maybe everyone's heaven, and we just don't know it. — Benjamin Alire Saenz

And then Fito sort of hung his head and he was blinking his eyes, like he was trying to blink away all the tears that he'd held inside all his life. — Benjamin Alire Saenz

Each nanosecond of history branches off into an infinite amount of parallel universes. — Pete Carroll

I hope that you mothers will realize that when all is said and done, you have no more compelling responsibility, nor any laden with greater rewards, than the nurture you give your children in an environment of security, peace, companionship, love, and motivation to grow and do well. — Gordon B. Hinckley

In Sarasota, Florida, Stephen King reminded me of the joy of just writing every day. — Neil Gaiman

I'll always remember that look on your face. You saw me. You've always seen me. And I think that's all that anyone wants. That's why Fito loves coming over here. He's been invisible all his life. And all of a sudden he's visible. Seeing someone. Really seeing someone. That's love. — Benjamin Alire Saenz

I learned something that day: there may be worse things than arriving somewhere with your dog and leaving without him, but there aren't many. — John Connolly

Experiences of the first order, of the first rank, are not realized through the eye. — Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy

I have always had fun playing the game of baseball because I loved it so much. — Rickey Henderson

We live in Los Angeles, where you are expected to move every two to four years, so people can see how well your career is going. — Rita Rudner

Free speech is the cornerstone to every right we have. — Mark Thomas

Hiro feels even at this moment that something has been torn open in the world and that he is dangling above the gap, staring into a place where he does not want to be. — Neal Stephenson

And then I just couldn't stand it anymore, and I took Fito's fists and I was stronger than he was, and I held his arms and kept him from hitting himself. And then I just pulled him in to me, and I held him and he cried and he cried and he cried. And I couldn't do anything about all the hurt, but I could hold him. — Benjamin Alire Saenz

My mother was a regular church-goer and was very tolerant. — Emma Bonino