Bierlein Saginaw Quotes

#1. But the young sapper was already on his back, the rifle aimed, his eye almost brushing the beards of Noah and Abraham and the variety of demons until he reached the great face and was stilled by it, the face like a spear, wise, unforgiving.

Michael Ondaatje

#2. You can mock a wise person,
but you'll remember him when you're in trouble.
If you mock God, remember,
you'll need Him when you're in trouble.

Matshona Dhliwayo

#3. The Internet is like the phone. To be without it is ridiculous.

Kevin Mitnick

#4. You cannot come to a Nigerian restaurant without having pepper soup.

Ben Okri

#5. Sea and land may lie between us, but my heart is always there with you.

Nancy B. Brewer

#6. I'm restless, bored, and invisible. A dangerous thing for any woman to be.

Karen Marie Moning

#7. Write something that's worth fighting over. Because that's how you change things. That's how you create art.

Jeff Goins

#8. I think you're being selfish." "What do you mean, selfish?" Wally asked. "A war is for your country, it's serving your country!" "To you, it's an adventure," Candy said. "That's what's selfish about it.

John Irving

#9. I'll tell you why, I don't invite the ones I don't like.

James Lipton

#10. Vulnerability isn't a bad thing. Everyone's vulnerable and it only makes you human.

Benjamin Stone

#11. The important people in our lives leave imprints. They may stay or go in the physical realm, but they are always there in your heart, because they helped form your heart. There's no getting over that.

Rachel Cohn

#12. Germany has become a country that many people abroad associate with hope.

Angela Merkel

#13. Praise without merit is more harmful than unearned criticism.

Roger Ebert

#14. Damn it all to hell," he muttered, banging his socket wrench on the metal cart behind him. "Because," he began, shifting his eyes over at me, "because you took his word over mine.

Nicole Williams

#15. Jesus honored the dignity of people, whether he agreed with them or not. He would not found his kingdom on the basis of race or class or other such divisions.

Philip Yancey