Author of quotes: Alex Preston

Time is reduced to a point. Like sand in an hourglass, time gets rid of the minor and is cast in pure stream of tiny crystals. We wait, watching the grains fall between the thighs of the hourglass.

There is nothing so tiring as pleasantness and courtesy."

In my opinion, photography is very important. They talk about the world beyond the walls of the apartment, I remind you that your life is not only in this dull room...

Are we not all prudent, in one way or another? Had it been otherwise, isn't that Brela would we walk through life blindly, unable to influence what is happening, being at the mercy of chance and circumstances?

...life is damn short. The death of ray's mom taught me: nobody knows how much is still left. When thinking about it, I realize that time should be spent on people, the ones you love, to do what is in the soul, not to engage in foolishness just because of the fact that the way to rake in a little extra cash.

...if you look at it [the city] in the dark at the top, emerges something touching; every light, every shining point like gives hope and promises a complex life.

...to be happy, to live in harmony with itself only when helping others. Yes, it's gone, but I feel so.

Don't you think that life is not linear, and like jerks?

What if markets are not cyclical? Who said that must be some cycles? Just we have been taught, that's all. We are invited to believe that because it happened once in the past. But if the market has taught us anything, it's primarily the fact that the past is the future is not a decree. Remember how we convinced each other that everything will be fine? Why? Because it followed from models? And they were wrong, because it defines the future based on past experience. But the story is just a story.

worse ...work is nothing but its the lack of...

Charlie, you've changed. I think we all change. You have a different accent, different clothes. In my opinion, you look at the world differently. Maybe I'm a little jealous - you have a beautiful girlfriend and wealthy friends - but overall, probably not. It is impossible to change that much without losing some part of myself."

Vero was marrying someone else, and all of these feelings, the whole story of the incident and the incident was not important.

...memories of the past were more beautiful than his own.

I think all work is like that. All paid so much that the person continued to work to did not send all to hell and gone aimlessly. Or maybe it has something to do with the current stage of capitalism. In the sense that the wage does not matter, because the cost of things which we think make a decent living, don't allow to escape from the wheel. We are programmed to dissatisfaction with what we have. We feel unhappy; we were led to believe that the only way out is to achieve some mythical level of wealth that will allow nothing to worry about.