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Digiovine Emma Quotes & Sayings

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Digiovine Emma Quotes By Storm Princeholm: What do you do when your head -

What do you do when your head - your imagination is filled with tales to last a hundred lifetimes?

You focus on the really good ones! — Storm Princeholm

Digiovine Emma Quotes By John Berger: She was now the center of what surrounded

She was now the center of what surrounded her. All that was not her made space for her. — John Berger

Digiovine Emma Quotes By Hayes McClerkin: If the old dog hadn't got distracted by

If the old dog hadn't got distracted by the fire plug, he would have caught the rabbit. — Hayes McClerkin

Digiovine Emma Quotes By Cynthia Hand: Everything changes. That's the only constant.

Everything changes. That's the only constant. — Cynthia Hand

Digiovine Emma Quotes By Lee Goldberg: Standing up for what you believe in comes

Standing up for what you believe in comes at a price but backing down exacts a toll that your soul never stops paying — Lee Goldberg

Digiovine Emma Quotes By Dan Auerbach: My mum's family would all get together, with

My mum's family would all get together, with guitars, harmonica, mandolins and upright bass and play old blues and folk songs. That was normal to me. — Dan Auerbach

Digiovine Emma Quotes By Rafael Van Der Vaart: If you start thinking about stats it can

If you start thinking about stats it can get too complicated and you just have to go out there and play your game. — Rafael Van Der Vaart

Digiovine Emma Quotes By Lemony Snicket: - "What kind of funny?" I asked her.

- "What kind of funny?" I asked her. "Funny like a clown onstage? Or funny like a clown hanging around the entrance to a bank?"
-"The bank one. — Lemony Snicket

Digiovine Emma Quotes By Alexander McCall Smith: We all have people in our lives we

We all have people in our lives we don't really choose as friends but with whom we're, well, lumbered, I suppose. Heart-sink friends. — Alexander McCall Smith