Tokunaga Fishing Quotes

#1. I miss those childish days of long ago, when one day was as long as twenty are now ...

C.J. Heck

#2. Every American poet feels that the whole responsibility for contemporary poetry has fallen upon his shoulders, that he is a literary aristocracy of one.

W. H. Auden

#3. There's nothing special about your fear.

Elizabeth Gilbert

#4. Success is finding something you love to do, getting paid to do it and finding someone to share it with.

Dick Clark

#5. I did not care for Wagner. My tastes are more classical. Der Fuhrer had no musical taste and liked Wagner because of the bombastic Teutonic glories.

Hans Frank

#6. As a philosopher, I'm not obliged to explore every unknown wilderness.

Harry Frankfurt

#7. Some people look like they're lost causes, but they're not. Even if they're in a messed up situation, the one little thing you do to help can go a long way.

Keith Stanfield

#8. I have a feeling tomorrow will be better is different from I resolve to make tomorrow better.

Angela Duckworth

#9. Eli: Thank you lord for a warm bed to sleep on, thank you for the food we are about to eat, thank you for a roof over our heads on cold nights such as this, thank you for companionship in hard times like these, Amen.

Book Of Eli Movie

#10. Software development is neither a scientific nor an engineering task. It is an act of reality construction that is political and artistic.

David West

#11. Stage is really hard work. You've got to do it every night. Not like doing it once and walking away.

Morgan Freeman

#12. I wonder if much that ails our society stems from the fact that we have allowed ourselves to be cut off from that love of, and from, the land. It is medicine for broken land and empty hearts.

Robin Wall Kimmerer

#13. Polly Findlay showed real insight and imagination in her production of my translation of Seneca's Thyestes at the Arcola. I enjoyed her use of the space and the detail of her work with the actors, and I'm looking forward to seeing what she does with Light Shining.

Caryl Churchill

#14. If we allow our thoughts to arise and dissolve by themselves,
they will pass through our mind as a bird flies through the sky,
without leaving a trace.

Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche