Sommerkamp Radio Quotes & Sayings

I can live without you,' she said. 'I can live without a man I've only known for one hundred and eighty days.'

'And how have those calculations helped?' he demanded to know.

She didn't respond except for a look down her nose at him and a curl of her lip. So much for the angry half-spirits being responsible for the savages within them both. This was pure Quintana.

'Then step away,' he taunted. 'If you can live without me, step away.'
He felt her warm breath on his throat.

'Because you can't,' he said. 'You think you can, but we're bound, and not just by the gods or by a curse or even by our son. We are bound by our free will. And you can't step away, because you are not willing.'

He bent, his mouth close to hers.
'Step away,' he whispered. 'If you step away I'll learn from you. I'll find the desire in me to live without you. Much the same as you want to live without me. — Melina Marchetta

What sense did the world make? Where was God, the Bloody Fool? Did He have no notion of fair and unfair? Couldn't He read a simple balance sheet? He would have been sacked long ago if He were managing a corporation, the things he allowed to happen ... — Rohinton Mistry

If you don't have time to read, then you have more time to write. Simple as that. — Stephen King

I had done either too much coke or too little, a constant problem in my life. — James Crumley

She said all a body would have to do there [Heaven] was to go around all day long with a harp and sing, forever and ever. — Mark Twain

Enlightened teachers and people who help them, have a lot of trouble. People try to interfere with the work and spread awful rumors about you. — Frederick Lenz

The get over a bad break up just get a good hair cut.It really works — Disha

From the king
To the beggar, by gradation, all are servants;
And you must grant, the slavery is less
To study to please one, than many. — Philip Massinger

What man of us has never felt, walking through the twilight or writing down a date from his past, that he has lost something infinite? — Jorge Luis Borges

It may be, too, that the task Heidegger sets for himself in Being and Time is in fact impossible. Heidegger's abandonment of the project one-third of the way through may itself be a formal indication of the impossibility of providing adequate philosophical terms for life as we live it. — S.J. McGrath