On The Edge Alison Levine Quotes & Sayings

There's something about moonlight on the body and things happening sort of free and open. Outdoors is something I'm totally game and down for. — Cameron Diaz

Please do. It would make my fucking year to see you riding my cock, he says with a masculine groan, smirking at me. — Samantha Towle

If you always look over your shoulder, how can you still remain human? — Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Clocks and calendars do not exist to remind us of the Time we've forgotten but to regulate our relations with others and indeed all of society, and this is how we use them. — Orhan Pamuk

You don't learn to hold your own in the world by standing on guard, but by attacking, and getting well hammered yourself. — George Bernard Shaw

Not having time for a person, not being able to sit in silence together with somebody, that's the same as rejecting them, as being scornful about them. — Henning Mankell

Architecture is a hypothesis about the future that holds that subsequent change will be confined to that part of the design space encompassed by that architecture. — Brian Foote

She was in a mental hospital, and so, she could allow herself to feel things that people usually hide. We are all brought up only to love, to accept, to look for ways around things, to avoid conflict. — Paulo Coelho

Isn't it funny how the moments that define our lives the most are almost always the smallest? A scattering of almost inconsequential seconds that steer our course; the proverbial butterfly wings which produce the hurricane of our lives. Single sentences, concepts, and choices-especially choices-which make or break who you are, and who you will become. — Brandon M. Herbert

life isn't about what you don't have. It's about what you do with what you have. — David Yarde

When you hear tracks everybody immediately thinks that nobody is really playing or singing. That's not the case at all. — Chris Johnson

Just might get lucky enough some random morning to burst right into bloom. — Elizabeth Gilbert

Country gentlemen who read in their newspapers the speeches of this or that Minister would mutter to themselves that he was certainly a clever fellow. But the country gentlemen were not made comfortable by this thought. The country gentlemen had a strong suspicion that cleverness was somehow unBritish. That sort of restless, unpredictable brilliance belonged most of all to Britain's arch-enemy, the Emperor Napoleon Buonaparte; the country gentlemen could not approve it. — Susanna Clarke

The truth is I have from the very beginning listened to my instincts. All of my best decisions in life have come because I was attuned to what really felt like the next right move for me. — Oprah Winfrey