Marinda Fowler Quotes & Sayings

the fact that he'd never before seen her in the evening. He was just short of being astounded that she could exist at this hour. He must have been the type who thought that beauty gets put in a box at night. But it couldn't be true, no, because there she was, facing him. — David Foenkinos

I'm going to do something bigger and better,
bigger and better
and bolder, but first,
I'm going to do something
smaller and worse. — JonArno Lawson

We have waited for more than three hundred and forty years for our constitutional and God-given rights. — Martin Luther King Jr.

If you don't care about the destination, you don't ask where you're going. — Milan Kundera

I never knew what an extraordinary thing it could be to write a book. In the first place, the characters take the bit between their jaws and canter off with you into places you don't want and never catered for. I had smugly intended my book to be about a family rather like ours, but, lud love you! it's already turned into an account of a barmaid's career in an Edgware Road pub, and I can't squeeze us in anywhere!

Odd things happen, too. I had called my pub, 'The Three Feathers,' and counted on there being heaps of pubs in Edgware Road, not called that, but looking a bit like my description. Before we left home, I went down Edgware Road to investigate, and found my pub, even down to the old-fashioned phonograph on the table in the upstairs sitting-room. And I thought, 'I built that place. — Rachel Ferguson

Those who have a tolerable knowledge of human nature will not stand in need of such lights. — Alexander Hamilton

Is there another word for synonym? — George Carlin

Lonely was much better than alone. — Toni Morrison

Women's bodies have their own wisdom, and a system of birth refined over 100,000 generations is not so easily overpowered. — Sarah J. Buckley