Schauffele Quotes

#1. Dudes who look dangerous should just be dangerous. Period. The end. They should not be dangerous and beautiful all at the same time. It leaves the universe out of balance, and it makes me do stupid things like stare.

Cora Carmack

#2. Mortimer Lindquist seemed to have finally given in to the inevitable. I'd seen him with a bad toupee, and with an even worse comb-over, but this was the first time I'd seen him sporting a full-on Charles Xavier.

Jim Butcher

#3. Personally I don't think solving corruption is such a big problem.

Imran Khan

#4. Forgiveness doesn't mean we have to pretend someone didn't hurt us.

Virginia H. Pearce

#5. Picture yourself five years from now. Where do you want to be? Remember that. Every day. That's how you'll get there.

Mary E. Pearson

#6. Books wind into the heart.

William Hazlitt

#7. Montanans elected me to the Senate to do away with shady backroom deals and to make government work better.

Jon Tester

#8. The Lakers are family. My kids don't have to switch schools. Little things like that are important. People don't think about things like that. I feel like something special is going to happen in this town.

Lamar Odom

#9. When you're truly happy, you are being yourself.

Robert Holden

#10. So Crake never remembered his dreams. It's Snowman that remembers them instead. Worse than remembers: he's immersed in them, he'd wading through them, he's stuck in them. Every moment he's lived in the past few months was dreamed first by Crake. No wonder Crake screamed so much.

Margaret Atwood

#11. There are a great many opinions in this world, and a good half of them are professed by people who have never been in trouble.
(The Mill)

Anton Chekhov

#12. My mother-in-law is obsessed with clowns.

Seth

#13. You cannot measure a man by his failures. You must know what use he makes of them. What did they mean to him. What did he get out of them.

Orison Swett Marden

#14. I'm drawn to fiction that hints at nonfiction, that blurs or seems to blur the boundaries between invention and autobiography.

Garth Greenwell