Paige Bueckers Quotes & Sayings

For the next few minutes, there was a thorough rehashing of the courses (That meat was delicious. The sauce was perfect. And ooh that chocolate mousse.) This was a social nicety that seemed more prevalent the higher you climbed the social ladder and the less your hostess cooked. — Amor Towles

Is it because of me you don't want more children?" she asks, and hopes he'll say "no." "Yes," he says. "Because I turned out different?" she whispers. He doesn't answer. And she doesn't wait. But just as she's about to slam the door of Audi from the outside, Dad reaches across the seat and catches her fingertips, and when she meets his eyes he looks back tentatively, like he always does. But then he whispers: "Because you turned out to be perfect. — Fredrik Backman

I'm not really a pianist. — Harold Budd

If the worst thing a physicist could say about a statement is that it was "false," the best thing he could say is that it was "interesting. — Dexter Palmer

But Mariana was wrong. You couldn't die. You had to go on. When you were born, you were given a trust of individuality that you were bound to preserve. It was precious. The things that happened in your life, however closely connected with other people, developed and strengthened that individuality. You became a person. — Monica Dickens

You use and lose a lot of energy being grumpy. — Ted Danson

Another phenomenon, still more strikingly modern, was a package of lucifer matches, which, in old times, would have been thought actually to borrow their instantaneous flame from the nether fires of Tophet. — Nathaniel Hawthorne

Seraphs share with thee Knowledge; but Art, O Man, is thine alone! — Friedrich Schiller

I truly believe that when you've found the one you're searching for, you become a better version of yourself. You're better for it. — Hunter Hayes

I'm falling into disrepair — Anne Tyler

falling short to deliver responses is one of the most popular blunders that innovators create. — Dan Anderson

It really seems as if failure and hardship make more of a human being of folks than success. — Gene Stratton-Porter

The sound was loud and soft at the same time, like the sound upon which other sound was built. You didn't hear the horses until you listened for them; and then they were very loud. — Amanda Coplin