Tavella Plumbing Quotes & Sayings

There is a whole generation of young people just like us wandering around Europe and the rest of the world, trying to find some meaning for why they are alive and what they should choose to do with their time. When Martha leaves and we sit in front of the fire in the living room, I look to Lily until she turns to me and I can see the grief that hides just under the surface of her expression. We are, or at least were, two of those lost souls: wanderers, backpackers, season workers, Wwoofers, Workawayers, travellers: searching the world for something or someplace to hold on to. And we have come home not because we have retired from trying to find answers and are ready to settle into adulthood, but because my death has come upon us fast and unexpected. I am not the first person of this generation of travellers- or any person who lives in this godless, superficial society- to die. But I think that it feels to Lily and to me, my mother too perhaps, that I may very well be. — Annie Fisher

I am drawn to intimate, often uncomfortable portraits of a woman persevering and awakening. — Vera Farmiga

I find my own happiness in life...other people are not necessary. — Natalie De Clare

This is Buffalo, New York. It's like. Scranton without the charm. — Ken Ludwig

A lost men is not a direction but a self-seeking outside God. — Evans Biya

An agent said he didn't know what to do with me, I wouldn't be able to play any parts but lesbians and aliens. — Allison Janney

Life is a risk, Abby. Choose how and with whom you want to share it because you may not get another chance. — M.K. Eidem

Sometimes I didn't want to skate. My dad would push me so hard to get better. — Patrick Kane

We do not deny the possibility of peaceful [political] transition, but we are still awaiting the first case. — Fidel Castro

He was ruined in every way, but a man possessed of passion is not a bankrupt in life. — Joseph Conrad

It is when my umbrella turns inside out that I am convinced of the total depravity of inanimate things. — L.M. Montgomery

There was love, a reliable and real love grown in a handful of days, and Tristan did not know why it was: friendship had happened to both of them, on the sudden, completely aside from Tristan's both endangering and saving Crissand's life.
It was no reason related to that, it was no reason that either of them quite knew. Crissand had simply risen on his horizon like the sun of his banner ... and that was that ... They were together, and there was a great deal right with the day simply in that. — C.J. Cherryh