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“There is no such thing as an 'illegal immigrant'. That term is used by people who lack the intelligence to know that to be an immigrant one must be granted 'immigration' status by filing the proper paper work and being allowed to be in the United States of America. The correct term for people who choose to come to this country without going through the legal process is called 'illegal alien'.”

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“Human beings can't be "illegal" There's no such thing as an illegal human being. Human Beings can do illegal things but they can't be illegal themselves, that's a racist term that you're promoting. So when you like to think that you're not a racist person this is why you are regardless of what you think. We are not our perceptions of what we think we are, we are the realities of what we do and say, never forget that.”

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“And sometimes, sometimes, wanting things, wishing for, working for them, is a good thing. Otherwise, we become nothing but spoiled boys and girls frustrated that we don't get every new toy we see.”

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Book:Glittering Promises

Source: Glittering Promises

“For the first time that day, I felt as if I could breathe. As if this, this was what God was leading me to. Waiting, abiding, resting. Enjoying what was rather than fearing what might be or resenting what had come before.”

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Book:Grave Consequences

Source: Grave Consequences

“Nothing like the tour to show people how poorly they fit together.”

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Book:Glittering Promises

Source: Glittering Promises

“Our peers and gentrie were content To bide at hame and spend their rent: But now to travel they are bent Baith ane and a'; And cracks their credit ere they stint, Sin' Wont's awa.”

Scots Language Scots Leid Grand Tour Gentry

Book:The Rural Muse; or, A Collection of Miscellany Poems, both Comical and Serious

Source: The Rural Muse; or, A Collection of Miscellany Poems, both Comical and Serious

“Today there's no one here, so I find a rock and open my notebook filled with letters to Lucca, reading them, noticing how the letters decreased in frequency over the past couple of months. When i started, shortly after he died, I wrote them every day. I hurt so bad, I wanted to scream, but I couldn't, so my words on the page became a diary of the pain.”

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Book:Chasing Brooklyn

Source: Chasing Brooklyn

“Lucca. Una città che per calcolarne il perimetro moltiplichi pi greco per due pisciate”

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Book:UFO 78

Source: UFO 78

“She kept sneaking looks at him. He had strong, chiseled features, his jaw softened by a day or two's growth of beard. And those shoulders. She'd always been a sucker for a guy's strong shoulders. Big square hands that looked as if they did harder work than writing biographies. No wedding band. At thirty, Isabel couldn't help noticing a detail like that.”

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Book:The Beekeeper's Ball

Source: The Beekeeper's Ball

“Always make your future bigger than your past.”

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Book:The Quotable Dan Sullivan

Source: The Quotable Dan Sullivan

“In contrast, Bella Vista was lush and seductive, the landscape filled with colors from deep-green to submerged-gold. Gardeners, construction workers and farm workers swarmed the property. Isabel Johansen was in charge; that had been clear from the start. Yet when she'd shown him to Erik's room, she'd seemed vulnerable, uncertain. Some might regard the room as a mausoleum, filled with the depressing weight of things left behind by the departed. To Mac, it was a treasure trove. He was here to learn the story of this place, this family, and every detail, from the baseball card collection to the dog-eared books about faro places, would turn into clues for him. And holy crap, had Isabel looked different when she'd given him the nickel tour. Unlike the virago in the beekeeper's getup, the cleaned-up Isabel was a Roman goddess in a flowy outfit, sandals and curly dark hair.”

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Book:The Beekeeper's Ball

Source: The Beekeeper's Ball