The Pedestrian

'I don't care what I think, I'm gonna do it anyway! '

'Music - man's humanity to man' - Chaucer (not really, but I just wanted to invoke his name. He is considered the Father of English Literature, after all! (like I knew that without looking it up.) Not to mention his name rhymes with saucer!

'If God played in a band, perhaps She'd overplay - but who'd notice? ' 'Take it God! '

'God is His own worst enemy'

'Sing to the birds, we owe it to them' - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (He didn't really say that, but I thought it might add some credence.)

'Words can only say so much but poetry can say it all'

From my book, 'I Think I Smell a Quote': (2 for 1 if you don't mind) (I would, but anyway...) 'What I know today may not be what I know tomorrow' - Probablysomeonesaidthatalready 'There's no tomorrow like tomorrow' -Unavailable

From my book, 'Raindrops Down the Gutter': 'Where would we be without Anonymous! '

From my book, 'Raindrops Down the Gutter': 'I'd give you the shirt off my back if I had one - shirt, that is' - Anonymous 'Oh that's right, throw that one on me...' - Anonymous

'God, the great overshadower! '

From 'Here and Gone' 'When it comes to matters of the heart, sometimes it's nice to travel light.'

'Music is organic. It grows naturally. Music is always in harmony with it's surroundings'

'In music, you can have harmony even between notes that don't get along.'

'Music reminds me of who I am'

'Music is a call to be yourself'

From my book, 'Rusty the Cat, a Story In the Telling' (I have a feeling this book is going to start and end here.) 'I love Rusty so much that I'm jealous of myself because I have Rusty! '

From my book, 'Rusty the Cat, a Story In the Telling' This quote looks an awful lot like a poem. Let me assure you the resemblance is purely coincidental. 'Rusty laid waste to the catbox He burnt that mutha down Nobody else can use it That's sure to bring a frown Rusty laid waste to the catbox I'm sure you catch my drift Unfortunatly, it'll have to be me that has to shovel and sift.' The only justification for something like this is if you believe there's a time and a place for everything - and I do mean everything!

'WILL LOITER FOR FOOD' - signholderofframpguy 'Here, take my last dollar. - can I borrow your sign? ' - the pedestrian 'One of our problems is we keep needing food.' - the human race

From my book, 'Music Paper' 'Where there's music, there's hope.' 'Music, the great rejuvinater. When I hear you play, the years fall away'

From my book (that I'm starting here and now) 'Godspeak': Heaven on earth is a good thing. I mean, why wait? '

PROJECTED ELECTION RESULTS: Everybody's happy now - except for everybody.

From 'Rusty the Cat, a Story In the Telling' It was once said, 'Rusty can do no wrong.' But, like I said, it was only said once. I jest, he's the greatest cat in the world; ilovehimilovhimilovehim!

'I learned to spell in a bowl of alphabet soup (that explains a lot) '

Uh oh, I think I just turned my sour grapes into whine...

'I have a sixth nonsense' (I don't know how I knew that)

'I wonder if God has actually learned anything'

'Nobody's happier than God - or sadder'

In an English Accent I was almost ready to give up when suddenly, inexplicably, out of nowhere, nothing appeared I gave up (I'll try again later)

I'm a God-fearing man 'Dear God, please don't kick my ass again.'

God never signals before turning left Maybe he should From my book, 'Thoughts Like Paint Balls Splattering! '

God's card: 'I'm here'

God never says anything He doesn't mean - at the time Even when God mutters something under His breath, it's probably important 'What's that, God? '

The world is God's diary Earth God's home away from home Picture the earth God's selfie

I envy God He never goes bald