Handschumacher Drexel Quotes & Sayings

Men of power are unwilling to believe anything ill of their own kind. — Robin LaFevers

The conclusions seem inescapable that in certain circles a tendency has arisen to fear people who fear government. Government, as the Father of Our Country put it so well, is a dangerous servant and a fearful master. People who understand history, especially the history of government, do well to fear it. For a people to express openly their fear of those of us who are afraid of tyranny is alarming. Fear of the state is in no sense subversive. It is, to the contrary, the healthiest political philosophy for a free people. — Jeff Cooper

My fear is if i lower my mask will people accept me? — Tina J. Richardson

Do you need anything?"
"I would say just you but that sounds way too corny. — Rachel Hawthorne

The same thing is happening to me as happens to people in dreams when they see and feel a wound but can't remember having received it. — Alexandre Dumas

Honestly, with me, as long as I have a park to play basketball in, I'm pretty cool. — Manny Montana

I think for a film that has real theatrical potential a sales agent is key. For a film that may find it tougher in the American marketplace, such as many of the docs in the world competition that may not be competing for deals - any subtitled film has a harder time in this marketplace - for those films I don't know that a sales agent necessarily helps for the kinds of smaller deals that may or may not be offered. — Thom Powers

Why only gaze at the stars? Catch one! — Richelle E. Goodrich

To really evolve as awareness, be just like your own being in a self like yours and on a planet like this one. — John De Ruiter

The blind also cry. (Les aveugles aussi pleurent) — Charles De Leusse

My father thought photography was done by lowlifes. — Saul Leiter

Something statuesque is approaching her. It radiates a field of dynamic tension that grows more intense the closer it comes, its shadow lengthening upon the floor. Still, she cannot turn around to see the horror behind her, for at this point she cannot move her body, which is stiff-jointed and rigid. Perhaps she can scream, she thinks, and makes an attempt to do so. But this fails, because by then there is already a firm and tepid hand that has covered her mouth from behind. The fingers on her lips feel like thick, naked crayons. — Thomas Ligotti

Tramps and vagabonds have marks they make on gateposts and trees and doors, letting others of their kind know a little about the people who live at the houses and farms they pass on their travels. I think cats must leave similar signs; how else to explain the cats who turn up at our door through the year, hungry and flea-ridden and abandoned? — Neil Gaiman

When you have seven percent unemployed, you have ninety-three percent working. — John F. Kennedy