Charles Bukowski, On Writing.

Charles Bukowski, On Writing.

Perhaps I am old fashioned, but when I think of you and I, I think of a house in the suburbs with nothing but warmth inside, and I think of spending all my days taking care of you and facing every challenge together in life’s ever-changing tide.

Pillow Thoughts by Courtney Peppernell

— The courage to be disliked.

— The courage to be disliked.

What was the rationale for fusing science and faith? Unbiased science could not possibly be performed by a man who possessed faith in God. Nor did faith have any need for physical confirmation of its beliefs.

—Dan Brown, Da Vinci Code.

“but I hope you know that above all the things running through your head sometimes it’s about what runs in your heart instead”

Pillow Thoughts by Courtney Peppernell

GE’s quadruped walking truck, as seen in “Robotics: Isaac Asimov’s (Clank! Clank!) Artificial Man,” 1976.

— The courage to be disliked.

"I have always thought that love was about big moments, that I had to endure pain because love was worth it. Yet here you are, and our love is just simple, pure, a love that I want for the rest of our lives."

Pillow Thoughts by Courtney Peppernell

Charles Bukowski, On Writing.