Hohimer Awnings Quotes & Sayings

Success was overnight, but it was a very long night. — Vonda Shepard

Women, I learned, adapted.
At first..they seemed so fragile, so dependent on fathers and husbands and brothers and lovers. Gradually, though, I noticed how supple their lives were beneath the surface. Then I realized it was this flexibility that enabled them to survive ... that sooner or later, by choice or by chance, most women faced the task of adapting to a future on their own. When at my most optimistic, I thought of it as independence; in darker moods, as survival. Either way women had to do it. — Alice Steinbach

I don't think silicone makes a girl good or bad. — James Caan

If I could out run the Angel of Death I'd probably die from lack of breath! — Stanley Victor Paskavich

With apologies to all my past boyfriends, I never loved a man the way I loved my old apartment. — Jami Attenberg

I was interested in making work that physically changed as it circulated through the art world. — Walead Beshty

There was a distinct class of these gentlemen tramps, young men no longer young, who wouldn't settle down, who disliked polite society and the genteel conventions, but hadn't enough intelligence or enough conceit to think themselves transcendentalists or poets, in the style of Thoreau or of Walt Whitman. — George Santayana

Life's that way
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Religion is about creation, and for that reason religion should be about the earth. — Laurie Cabot

I was using the word awesomeness while you were still in high school, popping zits. — Edge

unless you fully recognize your complete dependence on God, you cannot know the real power of the Son in his true relationship with the Father. The specialness of God's Sons does not stem from exclusion but from inclusion. All my brothers are special. If they believe they are deprived of anything, their perception becomes distorted. When this occurs the whole family of God, or the Sonship, is impaired in its relationships. — Foundation For Inner Peace

The journey back through the house, like all return journeys, felt shorter and less convoluted; the sense of knowing how long the tunnels were and where they ended up was reassuring — Lisa Jewell