Alayne Quotes

#1. If you don't try, if you don't do something for yourself, you won't get anywhere.

Bobby Darin

#2. Prototype as if you are right. Listen as if you are wrong.

Diego Rodriguez Telechea

#3. I hope you make it through law school still feeling like you do.' 'Why wouldn't I?' I asked him. And he answered, 'Sometimes you start off going one way and you eng up going another way and you don't know how it happened.

Francisco X Stork

#4. If you get to the end of your life and you have regrets that you could have done better, then you blew it.

Francis Slakey

#5. But what could I do? Be stupid for a while? I wasn't sure I knew how, even after so many years of careful observation.

Jeff Lindsay

#6. Men regarded ability in speaking as a peculiar gift, needed only by the lawyer, clergyman, or statesman. Today we have come to realize that it is the indispensable weapon of those who would forge ahead in the keen competition of business.

Susan Cain

#7. There are only two kinds of stories in the world: those about which I do not care to write as many as 600 words, and those about which I would like to write many more than 600 words. But there is nothing about which I would like to write exactly 600 words.

David Halberstam

#8. Everything has an educational value if you look for it. But it's the fun I want to get across.

Richard Scarry

#9. My actual personality probably lies someplace between the two.

Edie Falco

#10. Food stall owners reach out with menus, calling out their dinner selections like midway prizes

Vicki Alayne Bradley

#11. The whole world is like an opened candy jar, and we're plunging in for the best treats

Vicki Alayne Bradley

#12. You are the playground of which I have free reign.

Nenia Campbell

#13. My heart balloons with admiration for these talented artists, which I so desperately want to be

Vicki Alayne Bradley

#14. I realized that the legal system was corrupt when I went to court and the judge imposed a very short time limit on my evidence submission before removing my legal rights to free speech.

Steven Magee

#15. ... Harlem was home; was where we belonged; where we knew and were known in return; where we felt most alive; where, if need be, somebody had to take us in. Harlem defined us, claiming our consciousness and, I suspect, our unconsciousness. (Page 64)

Ossie Davis