Vasts Summer Quotes & Sayings

Sometimes, however, possibly when my Muse was being capricious, I set aside my paints and drew cartoons. One of them I still have. It shows a cavernous view of the mouth of a man being attended by this dentist. The man's tongue is a simple, U.S. Treasury hundred dollar bill, and the dentist is saying, in French, "I think we can save the molar, but I'm afraid that tongue will have to come out. — J.D. Salinger

You know, I want to teach, but I don't want to read? — Jim Gaffigan

We Americans worship the almighty dollar! Well, it is a worthier god than Heredity Privilege. — Mark Twain

Kurogane: For all my life ... I've wanted strength. I didn't want those things precious to me to be taken away from me anymore. But, to have strength means to invite disaster to come to you. And strength alone can't really protect you. — CLAMP

Endeavour to play easy pieces well and with elegance; that is better than to play difficult pieces badly. — Robert Schumann

I left Jill's party thinking that sometimes it isn't worth confirming what we already know about people we understand so well. Because what Charlotte had wanted that night wasn't me. It was some imaginary version of the boy she used to date but had never bothered to really think about as a person. And maybe the imaginary Ezra would have gone back to her and tried to forget the last five months. Maybe he would have convinced himself that he was happier for it, that neither of them were terrible people in the end, that it was possible to retreat into one's popularity and carelessness and never have to acknowledge the harm they'd caused to those around them, or the lies they believed to make their happiness possible. But — Robyn Schneider

How you feel is entirely in your mind. Your mind has nothing to do with your environment. It has nothing to do with anyone around you. It is entirely your decision. — Ronda Rousey

When my Beloved appears,
With what eye do I see Him?
With His eye, not with mine,
For none sees Him except Himself. — Jalaluddin Rumi

Men in their position cannot afford to seem anxious about anything. You know that's a sign of weakness. — Peter Cimino