Slanty Shanty Quotes

#1. I think there were times when I first started out, when I was covering Iraq - I was basically living there in 2003 and 2004 - that car bombs and attacks became so the norm that it was weird for me to leave and realize that no one else actually cared about what was going on there.

Lynsey Addario

#2. Crap. He played guitar. Might as well dip himself in chocolate, too. This was even more of a disaster.

J.S. Eades

#3. Every hero mirrors the time and place in which he lives. He must reflect men's innermost hopes and beliefs in a public way.

Marshall Fishwick

#4. Give your entire attention to what God is doing right now, and don't get worked up about what may or may not happen tomorrow. God will help you deal with whatever hard things come up when the time comes.

Anonymous

#5. If a penny can bring luck and a dime can grant a wish, how come my eleven cents hasn't bought me what I need.

Kasie West

#6. Other young women were more than kind when it came to teaching him the basics of makeup artistry, but he did not like the idea of foundation, knowing enough alchemy to realize it had historically been made with lead and mercury.

Thomm Quackenbush

#7. And in that moment with the warmth of the sun and coolness of the rock and the mountains and cedar all around her, she knew she would be okay with whatever happened to her. And with that thought, never before had she felt so free.

Diane Les Becquets

#8. It is a general rule that when the grain of truth cannot be found, men will swallow great helpings of falsehood.

Isaac Bashevis Singer

#9. If not for the horses, Piper would've died.

Rick Riordan

#10. The open side Defensive End has to be one of your best football players. Size does not matter as much. We want an athletic player who can move around.

Pete Carroll

#11. It's our landscape which defines our identity and it's what I'm most grateful for.

Mick Dodson

#12. It was a hymn with the force of a march, a march with the majesty of a hymn. It was the song of soldiers bearing sacred banners and of priests carrying swords. It was an anthem to the sanctity of strength.

Ayn Rand