Lintel Food Quotes & Sayings

If God made gay people, then did God not intend them to be gay? Did the Potter's hand slip? — Christina Engela

The way I have progressed as a writer over the years is to try and stay true to the principles I absorbed. — Rob Chapman

Every day you wake up and think, we'll fix things tomorrow. — Sarah Ockler

When we say we can pull resources away from libraries, from culture, from those parts of the education system that are not about utility, what we are really saying is that the life of the mind is unnecessary. — Jeanette Winterson

Maybe I can quit drinking one of these days. They all say that, don't they?"
"It takes about three years."
"Three years?" He looked shocked. "Usually it does. It's a different world. You have to get used to a paler set of colors, a quieter lot of sounds. You have to allow for relapses. All the people you used to know well will get to be just a little strange. You won't even like most of them, and they won't like you too well. — Raymond Chandler

Death is either an incredible ending to a story or, more often than not if you ask the right questions, it's the beginning of a story. — Alex Graves

Successful people are the one's that create their own path, not follow someone else's. — Behdad Sami

But the best stories were about their mother, how her hair was as red as blood, how she had seventy-four freckles on her face, how she was a ferryboat captain's daughter who believed that people could fly. — Alice Hoffman

I was real good at music and real bad at everything else. — Bruce Springsteen

Love of Truth is one of the strongest motives for replacing what really happens by a streamlined account or, to express it in a less polite manner
love of truth is one of the strongest motives for deceiving oneself and others. — Paul Karl Feyerabend

I must have your soul ; must have it mine, and mine for ever. — Matthew Gregory Lewis

the English drinking their 'alf and 'alf out of pewter mugs, the French drinking their claret out of very thin glasses, while our Russian shipmates and ourselves drank something harder out of thick glasses which were very small at the bottom. — Charles Erskine