Kronick Welch Quotes & Sayings

I think all human beings are at least a little bit Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde, and many of us are downright quadrophenic. — Dave Smalley

[The Master] doesn't glitter like a jewel ... [but is] as rugged and common as a stone. — Laozi

Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you. — Bob Dylan

Gladly we desire to make other men perfect, but we will not amend our own fault. — Thomas A Kempis

There's such good people out there where there filmmaking world is alive. — Josh Lucas

The hill is a sonofabitch but what can you do? Set one foot in front of another and keep climbing. — Steven Pressfield

Do not think, as you read this, that I am painting my own portrait. Be patient, it is only my model. — Colette

Relative' is a duality! — Dada Bhagwan

There is always something new coming out of Africa. — Aristotle.

I could hear and indescribable seething roar which wasn't which wasn't in my ear but everywhere and had nothing to do with sounds. I realised that I had died and reborn numberless times but just didn't remember especially because the transitions from life to death and back to life are so ghostly eas, a magical action for naught, like falling asleep and waking up again a million times, the utter casualness and deep ignorance of it.
I realised it was only because of the stability of the intrinsic Mind that these ripples of birth and death took place, like the action of wind on a sheet of pure, serene, mirror-like water. I felt sweet, swinging bliss, like a big shot of heroin in the mainline vein, like a gulp of wine late in the afternoon and it makes you shudder; my feet tingled.
I thought I was going to die the very next moment. — Jack Kerouac

He like a rock in the sea unshaken stands his ground. — Virgil

I think I really believed my childish thoughts back then. Using the determination of the poor, the childish thought that I can do it if I tried with all my might. But in reality ... I never did get to defeat him. No. I couldn't beat him. — Kim Young-kwang

When the press writes scare stories about the global labor supply draining jobs from rich to poor places, the story is usually presented as a "race to the bottom" simply in terms of wages. Capitalism supposedly looks for labor wherever labor is cheapest. This story is half wrong. A kind of cultural selection is also at work, so that jobs leave high-wage countries like the United States and Germany, but migrate to low-wage economies with skilled, sometimes overqualified workers. — Richard Sennett

(The raindrops) played across the coast all through the night, until the soft new day shrugged itself awake, tried on amethyst and lavender for a while, and finally decided on pale yellow. — Gary D. Schmidt