Dink Meeker Quotes

#1. I'm putting you in Dink Meeker's toon. From now on, as far as you're concerned, Dink Meeker is God."
"Then who are you?"
"The personnel officer who hired God.

Orson Scott Card

#2. She was passionate about knitting because it allowed her to reach a state of peacefulness, and she loved to embroider because it let her express her creativity. Both activities were liberating. They allowed her to exist outside of time.

Laura Esquivel

#3. Work hard and meticulously. When in trouble, look closely at a text that is a good example of what you're trying to do. And be patient.

Lydia Davis

#4. Time will tell. Time is always telling. Time never stops telling,

Questlove

#5. I thought commanders could order anything."
"They can order the moon to turn blue, too, but it doesn't happen. Listen, Ender, commanders have just as much authority as you let them have. The more you obey them, the more power they have over you.

Orson Scott Card

#6. I put on embarrassment in the same way I put on Liliya's dress. It clings to my skin.

Sharon Cameron

#7. We live and learn, change and grow. Older, but not always wiser. Stronger but not necessarily smarter. Life is a dance of steps taken forward and backwards, time spent standing still, and twirling in circles as we follow our own shadows.

A.J. Compton

#8. I'm not really into rap.

Magnus Carlsen

#9. You might as well answer the door, my child,
the truth is furiously knocking.

Lucille Clifton

#10. You will need to verify your identity with a sacrifice."
"Didn't you ever hear of retina scans? Maybe fingerprints? Something less invasive?

J.T. Bock

#11. The girl cupped her hands over her eyes and blinked. She was pretty enough, with blonde highlights that you can only find in youth or a bottle. "Hi." Loren

Harlan Coben

#12. Joseph Robertson wrote in an essay on punctuation in 1785, "The art of punctuation is of infinite consequence in writing; as it contributes to the perspicuity, and consequently to the beauty, of every composition.

Lynne Truss

#13. A high hope for a low heaven: God grant us patience!

William Shakespeare

#14. Our time in this life is limited. And how we respect that time will create a greater possibility for fulfillment.

Ruben Papian