Wynand Breedt Quotes & Sayings

Louis Armstrong could only happen once - for ever and ever. I, for one, appreciate the ride. — Bobby Hackett

Now is almost always the better choice. You never know about later. — Julia Glass

She is too beautiful, I think, to not be inherently evil. — Christopher Moore

A great work of art is one that continues to repay attention. — Christopher Ricks

I drive a car till it turns to dust, then I sweep up the dust and ride on the dust. — Larry Burkett

I wanted so much to step over and pick them up. Several times I tried to move my feet, but they seemed to be nailed to the floor. I knew the pups were mine, all mine, yet I couldn't move. My heart started aching like a drunk grasshopper. I tried to swallow and couldn't. My Adam's apple wouldn't work. One pup started my way. I held my breath. On he came until I felt a scratchy little foot on mine. The other pup followed. A warm puppy tongue caressed my sore foot. I heard the stationmaster say, 'They already know you.' I knelt down and gathered them in my arms. I buried my face between their wiggling bodies and cried. — Wilson Rawls

There will be no more British guys. Unless they are members of the royal family, of course. — Meg Cabot

Friends are won through personal contact, but admirers are won through their contact with our works — Agona Apell

I think I *was* the lightning. — Amy Leigh Strickland

I went on and was still able to play some good hockey. — Paul Coffey

As they see their friends having babies, these young women also worry about how to balance work and family. "The idea of being able to 'have it all' is still prevalent," said Sarah Ball, who left Newsweek in the fall of 2010 to work for Vanityfair. "It's become easier because you can work remotely, but it still eats at your core. It's what a lot of my friends talk about." Free — Lynn Povich

I made, like, five movies while I was in college. I think they just weren't memorable movies. I've taken breaks as the years have gone on - I burn out every once in a while. — Jodie Foster

Jesus wanted far more than to be accepted into one's life. He wanted to take over, and his essential call was to trust him enough to surrender one's entire being to him. — Scot McKnight