Rentsch Brewery Quotes & Sayings

In early June the world of leaf and blade and flowers explodes, and every sunset is different. — John Steinbeck

For so long, she'd taken her memories of Patty - the memories they'd created together - and held them outside of herself, protecting herself from the pain of carrying them deep within. It was as if she carried all the memories in her jars. But if doing so, it was as if she'd also kept everyone else - those still in her life - at arm's length too. — Tricia Goyer

There are no bridges in folk songs because the peasants died building them. — Eugene Chadbourne

The wonderful thing about being a writer is that everything that happens is grist to the mill. — Jane Green

They remain dead, the people I try to resuscitate by straining to hear what they say. But the illusion is not pointless, or not quite, even if the reader knows all this better than I do. One thing a book tries to do, beneath the disguise of words and causes and clothes and grief, is show the skeleton and the skeleton dust to come. The author too, like those of whom he speaks, is dead. — Jean Genet

I told myself that my separation from Dash was necessary. I couldn't wreck my hike for anyone, not Dash, no one. I knew this now. — Aspen Matis

If you can be lifted up by your righteousness to sit with God, the whole planet will able to fit into your palm — Sunday Adelaja

I think Robert F. Kennedy really, finally, cared; he realized that all of the rhetoric had to be put down into some form of action. That's perhaps the reason they killed him. They don't care what you say, you can say as much as you want to, provided you don't do anything. If you start to do something and your shuffling raises too much dust, they will disestablish you. That's what happened to Martin Luther King. — Marlon Brando

Giving freaks a pass is the oldest tradition in Montana. — Thomas McGuane