“A succulent wild woman is one of any age who feels free to fully express herself in every dimension of her life.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Marry yourself first -- promise never to leave you!”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Women need a space to be creative -- creativity thrives in solitude.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“If she got really quiet and listened, new parts of her wanted to speak.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“My body is precious and not separate from my soul.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Use your internal grandmother for guidance and advice.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Nourish your eye and spirit with inspiring things. They will bloom with your tending.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“I envision a world filled with women traveling alone and meeting each other on the path.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Creativity suffers under great scrutiny from ourselves or others.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“When we look at clouds we see different shapes. See all the grace you can.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“The circles of women around us weave invisible nets of love that carry us when we’re weak, and sing with us when we are strong.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
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“Rojer!” his mother cried, stumbling towards the washing trough before falling to her knees. Screaming in pain, she reached back and got a firm grip on one of the coreling's horns.
“You... can't... have... my... son!” she screamed, and threw herself forward, pulling on the horn with all her strength. Torn from its perch, the demon took ribbons of flesh with it, as Kally flipped it into the trough.
Soaking crockery shattered on impact, and the flame demon gurgled and thrashed, steam filling the air as the water was brought to an instant boil. Kally screamed as her arms burned, but she held the creature under until its thrashes stopped.”
― Peter V. Brett, quote from The Painted Man
“it is not the manager’s job to prevent risks. It is the manager’s job to make it safe to take them.”
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“It is my last night here, and I suddenly feel quite tearful, sitting up in my usual window.”
― Ellen Emerson White, quote from Voyage on the Great Titanic: The Diary of Margaret Ann Brady, R.M.S. Titanic, 1912
“...in the end, we all die. But we don't die equal.”
― David Estes, quote from The Earth Dwellers
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