Sumaiyah Hernandez Quotes & Sayings

You should be able to do anything you can afford as an adult. — Gil Scott-Heron

We do not take much warning of our own mortality in seeing others die, nor of our own weakness in seeing others break down: we think we feel the springs of life stronger in us. — Julia McNair Wright

Risk-taking is my thing ... I think of my company as my chip stack. — Jason Calacanis

Defend your beliefs with courtesy and with compassion, but defend them. — Jeffrey R. Holland

Only love and courage will make this world a safer place. Hatred and fear will make it more dangerous. — Laurence Overmire

There she is," he announced in an almost sing-song manner, "my little devil lass, looking like a vision from Hell. — Kristen Callihan

Septon Cellador spoke up. "This boy Satin. It's said you mean to make him your steward and squire, in Tollett's place. My lord, the boy's a whore ... a ... dare I say ... a painted catamite from the brothels of Oldtown." And — George R R Martin

The best way to hold on to something is to pay no attention to it. The things you love too much perish. You have to treat everything with irony, especially the things you hold dear. There's more of a chance then that they'll survive. — Dmitri Shostakovich

Steal not this book, my worthy friend,
For fear the gallows will be your end;
Up the ladder, and down the rope,
There you'll hang until you choke;
Then I'll come along and say -
'Where's that book you stole away? — Jen Campbell

I'm playing Soda Candy Crush. I'm on level 660 and I found a way to cheat to get more lives. Besides, it's getting boring here," Satan replied. — Robyn Peterman

It's just that romance, with its dips and turns and glooms and highs, its swoops and swoons and blues, is a natural metaphor for music itself — Nick Hornby

I guess we can all look back and see things in our lives that we could or should have done differently - and better - and — Duff McKagan

I adore the struggle you carry in yourself. I adore your terrifying sincerity. — Anais Nin

Sing of the nature of women, and then the song shall be surely full of variety; old crotchets and most sweet closes. It shall be humorous, grave, fantastic, amorous, melancholy, sprightly, one in all, and all in one. — John Marston

And finally it was too much. I could not talk myself down from the feeling, and the feeling became unbearable. I reached in deep to the recesses of my locker. I pushed everything - photographs and notes and books - into the trash can. I left the locker open and walked away. As I walked past the band room, I could hear through the walls the muffled sounds of "Pomp and Circumstance." I kept walking. — John Green