Varshneya Nikita Quotes & Sayings

That's the thing about interviews, at some point you're going to change your mind. But it's there forever and you can't escape it. — Martha Plimpton

not if Shannon is over her illness. Come, Dytyna. We discuss your performance now." "When will we know if I'll be competing?" "We will not know until Monday when we check in at the Olympic arena. Coach Taylor will know then." "I'm going back to the hotel to call your father, Kerri. We plan on meeting for lunch then will head on over to the hockey arena. Two kids in the Olympics! Whoa. I'll see you later." She leaned down and gave Kerri a hug before she kissed her forehead. "Stay out of trouble." "I can hardly get into any trouble in the Olympic village, Mom." At almost seventeen, Kerri was still able to feel embarrassed at receiving her mother's counsel, and she thought that her mother's advice was unfounded. The village was closed off, after all, from the rest of Turin and from the fray of the crowds that converged upon the venues. She watched her mother walk away before she stood up and adjusted the strap — Eleanor Webb

With four kids, it's hard to watch anything other than 'Sesame Street.' — Neal McDonough

He thinks I'm an angel. What would an angel say? — Jahnna N. Malcolm

What makes something special is not just what you have to gain, but what you feel there is to lose. — Andre Agassi

remember, just because you're writing fiction doesn't mean that you can ignore facts. It is those details that make fiction compelling and, in many cases, very real for the reader. — Roy A. Teel Jr.

I will never become a horse trainer, a biologist, a person competent with a hammer. My loves were my loves. — Jane Hirshfield

People want to find out what happens to the characters, and want to keep reading, and turning the pages. — Jerry B. Jenkins

Every human being is in need of talking to somebody. In this country nobody has time. It seems that talking to a friend has gone out of style. Now you have to pay money to go to an analyst. — Marlene Dietrich

The tragedy of unfulfilling life is that you're already dead but no one pronounced you dead... — Assegid Habtewold