Seiberlich Trane Quotes & Sayings

Austria, Germany and the U.S. South did not disappear as a result of their currencies' ruin. Although many people suffered, most people found a way to survive, life went on, and economic activity eventually resumed after the adoption of a 'reformed' or foreign medium of exchange. — Robert Higgs

I've always thought of myself as a realist. I can remember fighting with my professors about it in grad school. The world that I live in consists of 250 advertisements a day and any number of unbelievably entertaining options, most of which are subsidized by corporations that want to sell me things. The whole way that the world acts on my nerve endings is bound up with stuff that the guys with the leather patches on their elbows would consider pop or trivial or ephemeral. I use a fair amount of pop stuff in my fiction, but what I mean by it is nothing different than what other people mean in writing about trees and parks and having to walk to the river to get water 100 years ago. It's just the texture of the world I live in. — David Foster Wallace

I really don't care that much about 'Beauties'. What I really like are Talkers ... Talkers are doing something. Beauties are being something ... — Andy Warhol

Make your children unhappy so they can face the world, but then, what is a world without children's laughter? — Ambeth R. Ocampo

The fruits of your labors may be reaped two generations from now. Trust, even when you don't see the results. — Henri Nouwen

I don't mind it if blacks want equal rights, as long as they mean rights equal to a dog — Zach Braff

I can hear you crying
I can sense your fear
And not much longer now baby doll
I am getting near. — Frank Julius

The distractions of the world are great and many. Let's not allow ourselves to become entrenched to the neck, or we may well drown. — Dara Reidyr

Fate is for the weak--those people who don't have enough power or will to shape life into what they need it to be. — Erin Watt

Nice Kerrick was scarier than Mean Kerrick. — Maria V. Snyder

Pain isn't always the enemy. — Rita Mae Brown

I'd have never thought that remembering would bring with it far more trouble than forgetting. — Lorraine Heath