Screen Door Quotes
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Screen Door Quotes & Sayings
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A man's religious choice didn't matter in the least if it was his path to decency and remembering his fellow man.
— Heather Graham
For me, poetry is an impish attempt to paint the colour of the wind.
— Maxwell Bodenheim
Glass & peace alike betray proof of fragility under repeated blows.
— David Mitchell
To grow up without risk is to risk not growing up.
— Pamela Druckerman
Awareness is the key. Do we see the stories that we're telling ourselves and question their validity?
— Pema Chodron
Television is just like making a hole in the wall. All kinds of stuff comes in, on the screen, that we would never allow to come in through the door.
— Albert Borgmann
Despair leads to boredom, electronic games, computer hacking, poetry and other bad habits.
— Edward Abbey
Opened his door. "That's not what I - " "Is that my baby?" Carol Matthews stepped from the screen
— Cate Beauman
You're probably gonna find this hard to believe, but I was sort of weird when I was a kid."Salvatore "Sally" Sweet — Janet Evanovich
Life is but a play of chance in the game of choice.
— Twinkle Khanna
a few times, and then pushed the screen door open. "Let's go," Stern said. As they crossed the porch
— John Sandford
Theres a woman in Arkansas that's such a bad cook, that a swarm of flies got together and repaired her screen door.
— Gary Busey
No more talk. I'm sick of people talking. Train.
— Masaaki Hatsumi
What really counts in life is the quiet meeting of every difficulty with the determination to get out of it all the good there is.
— Helen Keller
We rise again in the grass. In the flowers. In songs.
— Anthony Doerr
He was obsessed not only with the acquisition of knowledge, but with its retention.
— George R R Martin
I wish I had known him, but he was just another shadow outside my screen door and I already had a sufficiency of shadows in.
— Ray Bradbury
