Krupnikas Quotes & Sayings

I'm kind of a recluse. — Faye Dunaway

Running for the hills is not the way to go. We live in a time where there are actually fewer and fewer places left to run away to. Therefore, it's imperative to find ways to use your energy to dive into - not run from - existing paths of livelihood. A hip-hop mogul or an oil executive are powerful already. There's no reason they couldn't be powerfully selfless and compassionate as well. — Ethan Nichtern

Parents want their kids' approval, a reversal of the past ideal of children striving for their parents' approval. — Elizabeth Kolbert

The dilemma for women - writing after everything else was finished - has prevented women from reaching their literary potential for centuries. — Joan M. Drury

When someone you know you love so much but treat you dishonorably what can you do? — Martellis Thurmand

It was like a tornado, you want to hold on to everything you have, you don't want to let anything go. — Sylvia Nasar

From my point of view, your life is already a miracle of chance waiting for you to shape its destiny. — Toni Morrison

And elsewhere in the woods, there is another party, one taking place inside a hollow hill, full of night-blooming flowers. There, a pale boy plays a fiddle with newly mended fingers while his sister dances with his best friend. There, a monster whirls about, branches waving in time with the music, There, a prince of the Folk takes up the mantle of king, embracing a changeling like a bother, and, with a human boy at his side, names a girl his champion. — Holly Black

I discover that grief means living with someone who is not there. — Jeanette Winterson

There was something amazingly enticing about programming. — Vint Cerf

By having good memories on every place you just visit,
you are building paradise in your own heart and your life. — Toba Beta

I'm trying to follow all the steps and check all the boxes. But my heart hurts and my skin aches, and God, I just want to be touched ... ... .Can you touch me and then look at me tomorrow, and it will be okay? — Amy Lane