Tacloban Typhoon Quotes & Sayings

She had the same responsibility as everybody else did: to live as softly as she could in the world. — Kevin Brockmeier

My fear is that people associate Rand Paul's social conservatism with libertarianism, when it's not. — Gary Johnson

Syntax is complex, but the complexity is there for a reason. For our thoughts are surely even more complex, and we are limited by a mouth that can pronounce a single word at a time. — Steven Pinker

Well, you may as well come on in, she said with attitude. He stepped in and she closed the door, then put her hands on her hips and surveyed him.
He appeared almost as nervous in front of Patti as I'd been in front of his father. It made him seem younger. What did he think she might force him to do-sing hymns with us? — Wendy Higgins

The gay community just recognizes what their closets are and we straight have to spend years trying to figure out which closet we are trapped in. — Judith Light

I adore my perfect imperfections. — Contessa T. Walker-Jackson

And indeed he had no sooner come to the field than he saw all the toadstools leaning over one way, and that the way he was going; for just as thorn trees all lean away from the sea, so toadstools and every plant that has any touch of mystery, such as foxgloves, mulleins and certain kinds of orchis, when growing anywhere near it, all lean towards Elfland. By this one may know before one has heard a murmur of waves, or before one has guessed an influence of magical things, that one comes, as the case may be, to the sea or the border of Elfland. — Lord Dunsany

ship needs a big sea. — Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Nuclear weaponry, of course, would be the be-all, end-all of just too many people in too many parts of our planet. — Sarah Palin

I am the character you are not supposed to like. — Alan Rickman

When you're the best fighter in the world today, they don't call you a great fighter. They call you Chael Sonnen. — Chael Sonnen

Dear God,
I hurt. Please hold me.
Amen — Richelle E. Goodrich

To continue living, we have to die. That's the story of humanity - generation after generation - that we are going to die. There's nothing dramatic about death except that one loses one's life. — Jose Saramago