Sam Kieth > Quotes

“it's the lies that get us through life, right?”
― Sam Kieth, Arkham Asylum: Madness

“I can hear the bunny all the time now. Even when I'm outside, under my tree.
I'm mad at the bunny for being sick and bothering me.
For being...alive.”
― sam kieth, The Maxx, Vol. 2

“News never changes much. It’s just the same things happening to different people. I would rather experience things happening to me than read about them happening to others. I am my own newspaper and my own radio. I honestly don’t believe that man was meant to know everything going on in the world, all at the same time. A man turns on the TV and all those commentators bombard him with the local, the national and the international news. The newspapers do the same thing, and the poor guy with all the immediate problems of his own life is burdened with those of the whole world.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“Eight and a half miles can be covered in minutes in a car on an expressway, but what does a man see? What he gains in time he loses in benefit to his body and mind.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“The price was physical toll. Money does little good back here. It could not buy the fit feeling that surged through my arms and shoulders. It could not buy the feeling of accomplishment. I had been my own tour guide, and my own power had been my transportation. This great big country was my playground, and I could afford the price it demanded.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness

“This country makes a man younger than his birthdays.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“Why worry about something that isn’t? Worrying about something that might happen is not a healthy pastime. A man’s a fool to live his life under a shadow like that. Maybe that’s how an ulcer begins. I”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness

“I wonder how many things in the average American home could be eliminated if the question were asked, "Must I really have this?" I guess most of the extras are chalked up to comfort or saving time.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“I realize that men working together can perform miracles such as sending men to walk on the surface of the moon. There is definitely a need and a place for teamwork, but there is also a need for an individual sometime in his life to forget the world of parts and pieces and put something together on his own—complete something. He’s got to create.”
― Sam Kieth, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“This lake can really change its personality in a hurry. Like a woman all smiles one minute and dancing a temper tantrum the next.”
― Sam Kieth, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“Perhaps each man had his moment during the day when his vision came, a vision not unlike the one before me.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“In time man gets used to almost anything, but the problem seems to be that technology is advancing faster than he can adjust to it. I think it’s time we started applying the brakes, slowing down our greed and slowing down the world.”
― Sam Kieth, One Man's Wilderness

“News never changes much. It’s just the same things happening to different people. I would rather experience things happening to me than read about them happening to others. I am my own newspaper and my own radio. I honestly don’t believe that man was meant to know everything going on in the world”
― Sam Kieth, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“I watched an eagle turn slowly and fall away, quick-sliding across the dark stands of spruce that marched in uneven ranks up the slopes. His piercing cry came back on the wind. I thought of the man at his desk staring down from a city window at the ant colony streets below, the man toiling beside the thudding and rumbling of machinery, the man commuting to his job the same way at the same time each morning, staring at but not seeing the poles and the wires and the dirty buildings flashing past. Perhaps each man had his moment during the day when his vision came, a vision not unlike the one before me.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“I have often thought about what I would do out here if I were stricken with a serious illness, if I broke a leg, cut myself badly, or had an attack of appendicitis. Almost as quickly as the thought came, I dismissed it. Why worry about something that isn’t? Worrying about something that might happen is not a healthy pastime. A man’s a fool to live his life under a shadow like that. Maybe that’s how an ulcer begins.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

“Two small bags of nuts with a tag, stale nuts for squirrels. Right away I remembered a story Hope Carrithers liked to tell. A little boy was watching another little boy eat a big red apple. “Can I have the core?” he asked. The other boy answered, “Ain’t gonna be no core.” That is what I will tell the squirrels. They can’t read, and they don’t know nuts are for squirrels anyway.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey

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― Sam Kieth

“When I started in again, I made a blunder. My mind must have been on the big ram I had been watching. I’d just finished a notch, had a real dandy fit, and was about ready to fasten it down when I noticed it was wrong end to! I tossed it to one side and started another. Guess a man needs an upset now and then to remind him that he doesn’t know as much as he thinks he does.”
― Sam Keith, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey