Teepene Quotes & Sayings

What kind of world permitted such terrible injustice, where good men were stripped of everything and soulless creatures of malice and hatred survived to glory in their pointless death? — Terry Brooks

The world is going to change, whether we like it or not. We can participate in that change or we can be the victims of that change. In a way. Either we go in our stupidity ignorance, and arrogance, bring more destruction in a way, or we're forced to change. — Hamid Drake

Getting older means you don't have to shave your legs anymore. — Nora Ephron

The way to become a poet is to read poetry and to imitate what you read and to read passionately and widely and in as involved a way as you can. — Edward Hirsch

I have no desire to play most of the roles being offered. — Kathleen Turner

I have been asked so many times why I live a green life, why water conservation, why getting wells in places, why work with water organizations, why conserve water at home with double-flush toilets, why I tell my daughters, "Turn off the tap" so much. Sometimes I want to say, "I wish I knew the answer." My answer really is: I don't understand why everyone doesn't feel this way. — Alysia Reiner

Why did everyone keep demanding "evidence" and "facts"? I swear, cop and courtroom dramas were ruining the good name of gut instinct. — Chloe Neill

Leadership is not a position or a title, it is action and example. — Cory Booker

Those are my principles, and if you don't like them ... well I have others. — Groucho Marx

You have to see fate as a design, a pattern, and the will as the knife, the blade, the thing slicing through the fabric... — Denis Johnson

Does anybody think these people were just sitting around drinking tea? — Condoleezza Rice

Newer, faster, or more versatile components were always being released, so I was constantly spending large chunks of my meager income on upgrades. — Ernest Cline

I thought my heart was pure. We do like to have such good opinions of our own motives when we're about to do something harmful, to someone else. — Margaret Atwood