Gerri Quotes & Sayings

Silence, maiden; thy tongue outruns thy discretion. — Walter Scott

Sometimes looking so hard can make one blind. — William Wharton

[T]he best, truest popular music is one born of journeys and arrivals, of long odysseys and lightning epiphanies. — Gerri Hirshey

Sometimes you have to trust people to do the right thing, or you can make yourself miserable while you look for demons that aren't there. — Gerri Russell

You've been busy matchmaking everyone in this city ... and beyond." Gerri winked. "Careful, before I set my sights on you. — Milly Taiden

Teracia was a tatted former client in her forties that had met the love of her life thanks to Gerri. She was Gerri's first attempt at matchmaking. — Milly Taiden

Sustainability is contingent on the power of creative thinking. — Gerri Russell

more than happy to help out with the baby. — Gerri Russell

Gerri took the glass from her hand and readied to sip. "So what's this drink called?" She pressed her lips together, trying to stop herself from giggling. "Adios Motherfucker." Gerri's — Milly Taiden

sometimes you had to let go of something to find your way to something else. — Gerri Russell

You have to give Gerri time. She just got here, and the wolves are trailing her like she's gonna pop a mate for them out of her ass. — Milly Taiden

I've got this brilliant thing where I go, 'I'm Robbie Williams', and people are interested in what I want to say - which is amazing because I'm just an idiot from Stoke-on-Trent. — Robbie Williams

I do," Ellie said, then groaned inwardly. Those were the words that had put her in this position in the first place. — Gerri Russell

Right now he was having a hell of a time keeping the bear under control. He wanted to roar and tear Massimo limb from limb. He wanted to toss his lifeless body away from Cassie. "Stop the growling, Talen," Gerri snapped. "You scared her into fainting. There's something you don't see every day. — Milly Taiden

No one can hurt you without teaching a life's lesson. So accept it with love and kindness. — Debasish Mridha

Behold, nothing surpasses books. Would that I might make you love them more than your mother. Would that I might make their beauty enter before your face. For it is greater than any office You are to set your heart on books. — Anonymous

It's so hard," Andy said. "When you don't have anyone."
"Yeah, I know," Gerri agreed. "Yet it's harder when you have the wrong one. — Robyn Carr

CJ added more beer to her mug. "If I recall correctly, the last verbal directive we were given was 'don't shoot anyone' when we were in Hoganville. And I do believe I did not fire my weapon." She glanced over at Paige. "But our dear, sweet Paige Riley turned into Annie Oakley. — Gerri Hill

The more grateful we are, the more we practice this in our everyday lives, the more connected we become to the universe around us. — Stephen Richards

My fault. I should've been paying closer attention." She was paying attention now. — Gerri Russell

We have to start with recognition of the issue, confession that it exists, and a willingness to change. The fundamental problem is that white people who own the system as it is now do not allow the absence of black people to bother them."

"It has not dawned on enough whites that the real issue is the integrity of the gospel itself and, consequently, the integrity of our witness to the rest of the world-where the majority is blessedly nonwhite. — William Pannell

What could they have found in those pages that'd invoke such desperate and extreme acts, including the assassination of a pope? — Peter J. Tanous

if she wanted anything in this world, she had to hold on with bulldog tenacity until she got it. — Gerri Russell

She'd been in the hotel's lobby at least a dozen times a day while working in its restaurant as the head chef. She'd taken her simple life for granted. She'd taken Vern for granted. Now everything had changed. — Gerri Russell

Sometimes desire is air, sometimes desire is liquid. And every now and then, when everything else is air and liquid, desire solidifies, and the body is the magnet that draws its weight. — David Levithan