Sora Kasugano Quotes

#1. You just live in the place you're in, you don't worry about where you used to be or where you wish you were, here is where you are and here's where you've got to find a way to survive

Orson Scott Card

#2. The soul, fortunately, has an interpreter - often an unconscious but still a faithful interpreter - in the eye.

Charlotte Bronte

#3. Dr. Grant, my dear Dr. Sattler ... Welcome to Jurassic Park.

Michael Crichton

#4. You don't have to be born beautiful to be wildly attractive.

Diana Vreeland

#5. When one loves another without considering marriage as the goal, it's sexual harassment.

Chairman Mao

#6. I remember an article, I can't recall who by, it was after the fall of the Berlin Wall, which said that now the Wall was down, there could be no more class war. Only someone with money could ever say such a thing.

Claude Chabrol

#7. You didn't ever love him, but you were sentimental about him

Kamala Suraiyya Das

#8. one of the conditions or problems of having knowledge, that a seemingly simple question only has a simple answer if one's knowledge is simple, but simplicity is not truth, for the greater one's knowledge, the more one must consider if a fair answer is to be given.

Jordan Baker

#9. I'm probably laughing at myself more than anyone is, because I'm around me all the time.

Tim Kinsella

#10. I've always been more in touch with my Ecuadorian side. I speak Spanish.

Michael Steger

#11. We all lead more pedestrian lives than we think we do. The boiling of an egg is sometimes more important than the boiling of a love affair in the end.

Lillian Hellman

#12. In the crowd of a million people I'll find my valentine, and then I'll climb the highest steeple and tell the world he's mine.

Connie Francis

#13. Five minutes after you die you'll know how you should have lived.

Leonard Ravenhill

#14. One of the things you learn very early in writing for television, especially, is that compressing the story is always a good idea.

Alex Gansa

#15. A poet laureate of adolescent sexuality and middle-age longing.

William A. Henry III