Kralickaren Quotes & Sayings

Survival and sexuality were linked in ways I'd never appreciated until now. He — Deborah Harkness

O, she said, a woman in love can't afford to be proud. He must be made to see, he must be made to come back. And I must do it myself, no matter how silly it looks. — Brian Moore

I kept thinking back to all those nights in Connecticut, when I was out the door as soon as dinner was over, yelling my plans behind me as I headed to my car, ready for my real night to begin - my time with my family just something to get through as quickly as possible. And now that I knew that the time we had together was limited, I was holding on to it, trying to stretch it out, all the while wishing I'd appreciated what I'd had earlier. — Morgan Matson

Science can amuse and fascinate us all, but it is engineering that changes the world. — Isaac Asimov

Is Jensen really your name?" she asked when he sat down again, closing the knife and tucking it back into his pocket.
"Does it matter? I've used any number of names. Jensen, Davidson, Wilson, Madsen."
"In other words your mother didn't know who your father was. — Anne Stuart

Most of the people who will walk after me will be children, so make the beat keep time with short steps. — Hans Christian Andersen

It is not what we get. But who we become, what we contribute ... that gives meaning to our lives. — Tony Robbins

Belay this. We don't have to decide anything now. Just ... think on what I said. I didn't bring you in here for negotiations."
"What did you bring me here for?"
"Noise," she whispered, starting to pull his tunic off. "Lots and lots of noise. — Scott Lynch

I was more ashamed that I couldn't work the washing machine than the fact that I was taking drugs. — Elton John

If a female is good-looking, it totally decreases her credibility. Now she's not a good athlete - she's only good in these track meets because she's good-looking. — Lolo Jones

It is up to India to take this opportunity to start ... a process of dialogue, — Pervez Musharraf

When I was young, beautiful ancient statues were castrated, so that the eye might not be corrupted ... Nothing was gained, unless horses and asses had also been castrated. — Michel De Montaigne