Midjourney Quotes

#1. And life isn't like the movies: There's no ominous swell to the sound track, no fatalistic overhead shot, nothing to tell you that this moment is the one your life will turn on; instead it's like a train silently switching tracks, sheering off midjourney into a whole other part of the night.

Paul Murray

#2. A night that began with mind-reading a grateful crustacean and ended with drunken elves would be a night to remember.

Karen Joy Fowler

#3. My books have occasionally been of mixed success. It's not like I have gone from triumph to triumph. I have had a couple of books do very, very well and a couple do very, very badly.

Karen Joy Fowler

#4. Men tire themselves in the pursuit of sleep.

Laurence Sterne

#5. Let me leave you my number. Anything comes up, or if anyone bothers you-"
"You're bothering me.

Lori Foster

#6. The individual organs follow the same pattern as the whole organism, i.e. they have their period of growth, of stationary, maximum activity and then of aging decline.

Wilhelm, Ostwald

#7. As the saying on the Northwest Coast still has it, "when the tide goes out, dinner is served.

Tom Koppel

#8. Your birth is existence breathing out. Your life is the conversation with a message. Your death is existence breathing in.

Franklin Gillette

#9. Because there's nothing for me to tell. You didn't do anything, right?

Kinoko Nasu

#10. If we knew how our body is made, we wouldn't dare move.

Gustave Flaubert

#11. Plagueis pressed his right hand to the right side of his neck to discover that a disk had made off with a considerable hunk of his jawbone and neck, and in its cruel passing had severed his trachea and several blood vessels.

James Luceno

#12. But a question needs to be asked, a basic logical scientific question. It is simply this, has anyone applied Ockham's Razor to the question yet?

Leviak B. Kelly

#13. The quieter you can make your mind, the more you've invoked your will.

Frederick Lenz

#14. No reader can fail to agree that the number of books she needs to read far exceeds her capacities, but when the passion for rereading kicks in, the faint guilt that therefore attends the indulgence only serves to intensify its sweetness.

Patricia Meyer Spacks

#15. Only thought which does violence to itself is hard enough to shatter myth.

Theodor W. Adorno