Author of quotes: Charles Martin

It's one thing to get lost, another to wander.

Everybody constantly insists that dry frost is better than wet frost, but for me - cold is cold. Minus 13 is minus 13, and you can't go anywhere.

- I am a doctor. The craft makes me an optimist with a penchant for realism.

In our electronic world, each record has a life of its own and, if lost, requires identification.

Probably only in the restaurant can be cut from the steak fat, if you don't eat it, but in life sweet and bitter are often packaged.

"Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks" - I quoted. In other words, from a man's mouth comes something that is full of his heart. This is your journal... You're taking too seriously what you see on its pages, and sooner or later this stuff will start to flow through your mouth. It will permeate through you, change you and will eat, so that the present Termite - pretty good guy - there is nothing left.

The chance is always there.
There is always a chance.

Getting lost with you is better than being alone.
Being lost with you is better than being found and alone.

"Sticks and stones may break my bones", as sung in the children's song... But if you want to put someone on a really deep wound, use words.
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but if you want to hurt someone... way down deep, use words.

Every minute we wait will turn into an hour. It always happens when waiting for someone. The minutes grow into hours, the hours into days, days into lifetimes.
And every minute that passed would feel like an hour. Waiting for somebody does that. It turns minutes to hours, hours to days, and days to several lifetimes.

The more you love someone, the better you most.
Loving somebody gets better the more you do it.

A difficult situation is an opportunity to verify that we truly appreciate.
It's amazing what we value when we're at our lowest.

We all look at life through a dirty, fogged, scratched, and even broken lenses. Here it is (flight) allows you to come unstuck from lenses and for a brief moment to see things as they really are.
All of us spend our days looking through lenses that are smudged, fogged up, scratched, and some broken. But this herethis pulls you out from behind the lenses and for a few brief seconds gives you 20/20 vision.

I learned to mentally count the seconds, to save power and acceleration. That's what makes a person fear!
I learned how to run within myself, monitoring and gauging output and speed. Fear does that.