Gelli Prints Quotes & Sayings

As I turn 91 this June 8th, I have to admit my hours at the easel have diminished. — LeRoy Neiman

This...is a new crutch to help you make excuses for your meaningless, impotent existence. — John Kennedy Toole

Tomorrow is red with the blood of murdered resolutions. — Charles Haddon Spurgeon

Well, I worked in a sheet metal factory once and scarred my wrist from the cuts. I found a sympathetic psychiatrist who told the draft board I was insane. We used the scars as proof of a suicide attempt. — Tom Verlaine

I do believe that everything happens for a reason. We're not on Earth by accident. Things don't happen in your life for no reason. — Davone Bess

When the things get hard, there is a success near about. — Lovely Goyal

It's as important to marry the right life as it is the right person. — Jan Struther

Experts depend on the fact that you don't have the information they do. Or that you are so befuddled by the complexity of their operation that you wouldn't know what to do with the information if you had it. Or that you are so in awe of their expertise that you wouldn't dare challenge them. If — Steven D. Levitt

Most German perpetrators were never punished or rewarded for their behavior, but they had learned something about themselves. They know what they did or didn't do in the most morally fraught moment of their lives. They have seen themselves in extreme circumstances and, in that, they have seen their own extremes. — Fern Schumer Chapman

Disappointments in love, even betrayals and losses, serve the soul at the very moment they seem in life to be tragedies. The soul is partly in time and partly in eternity. We might remember the part that resides in eternity when we feel despair over the part that is in life. — Thomas Moore

way through the crowd that had gathered on — Hazel Gaynor

If I ever uttered one word that I said in 'Kick-Ass', I would be grounded for years! I'd be stuck in my room until I was 20! I would never in a million years say that. — Chloe Grace Moretz

To succeed, No one's going to make way for you. You must find the light and make way for yourself. — Auliq Ice

Considerable thought was given in early Congresses to the possibility of renaming the country. From the start, many people recognized that United States of America was unsatisfactory. For one thing, it allowed of no convenient adjectival form. A citizen would have to be either a United Statesian or some other such clumsy locution, or an American, thereby arrogating to ourselves a title that belonged equally to the inhabitants of some three dozen other nations on two continents. Several alternatives to America were actively considered -Columbia, Appalachia, Alleghania, Freedonia or Fredonia (whose denizens would be called Freeds or Fredes)- but none mustered sufficient support to displace the existing name. — Bill Bryson