Peter Macnicol Quotes

#1. I count my blessings every day, quite honestly, because I take nothing for granted.

Mario Andretti

#2. The trouble with wedlock is that there's not enough wed and too much lock.

Christopher Morley

#3. Even in a million different pieces, Eleanor could still feel Park holding her hand.

Rainbow Rowell

#4. My identity was stolen by two separate peoplewho I hope are playing me better

Peter MacNicol

#5. If Hillary gave up one of her balls and gave it to Obama, he'd have two.

James Carville

#6. Me carrying a briefcase is like a hotdog wearing earrings.

Sparky Anderson

#7. Do your part to silence gossip - don't repeat it.

Leslie Nielsen

#8. Every student, without exception,
should be able to succeed well
at something consequential.

Ted Sizer

#9. Acting is about covering up traces of who you are and just being the character. I think it's easier to accept people in roles if you don't know a lot about them.

Peter MacNicol

#10. We worry about many things. And pray about few things.

Lailah Gifty Akita

#11. Socrates, in Plato, formulates ideas of order: the Iliad, like Shakespeare, knows that a violent disorder is a great order.

Harold Bloom

#12. On the floor. The hooded cloak he wore was as white

George R R Martin

#13. Mothers are supposed to listen and, afterward, to respond with some wisdom and perspective, but these things were not my mother's strong suit.

Anne Lamott

#14. By cutting off my hair I was punishing myself for loving someone so much. I was trying to be stronger.

Jeffrey Eugenides

#15. It is a significant fact that, of all the Christian countries, in those where the church stands highest, and has most power, women rank lowest, and have fewest rights accorded them, whether of personal liberty or proprietary interest.

Helen H. Gardener

#16. He would rock back and forth in his chair, making sure it squeaked ominously. He always found a chair that squeaked ominously. He was so good at squeaking ominously that he managed to make year-six teacher number two burst into tears.

Adrienne Kress

#17. There is a Japanese word for things made more beautiful by use, that bear the evidence of their own making, or the individuating marks of time's passage: a kind of beauty not immune to time but embedded in it.

Mark Doty