“I position myself with the sun at my back. Never hurts to have a golden aura behind you when you're trying to convince an… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“This is a disturbing fetish, Vin," he says, coming up for air. "Why can't you be into bondage like everyone else?” — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“You told me you were a fucking Buddhist. You should know it's always about the breath." (Vin)” — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“These tears need to be shed, wept into the earth where there is no hope of consolation. Sometimes a man has to cry alone.” — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“Have you ever done anything so significantly outrageous, so beautiful and insane, that on days when your life feels dull, these shining moments leap… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“Breath, Perry. Let the air become you, and then leave you. Forgive each breath because although it abandons you, every single time, it is… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“Perry is on top of mountain. We have a duck and a sleeping bag. Kind Aabee is with his family. We're ready now, kings.… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“Besides, I am too intense for most people. I am someone who is better in smaller doses.” — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“He mostly read articles as opposed to books. He hides behind numbers, percentage points, and grim prediction for the future. He thinks they will… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“Perry does not love the cost of this adventure, but his investor brain is going to run the numbers. The brain always insists on… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“This is one of those California moments, and these two women now have their own dose of surrealism to share with their friends: the… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“It's hard to categorize the half expressions, the ones which reside in between. But this morning, I'm calling Perry mad by sadwest.” — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“I wonder if Perry snores. I'm not going to ask; first dates can be so awkward. Fuck it. "Hey, do you snore? I hate… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
“I wonder sometimes why we don't have more words to express forgiveness. The words we use are so trite, so limited. How do you… — Edmond Manning Copy Share Image
