Lumiere Quotes

“Si vous avez une lumière, partagez-la avec les gens, si vous avez une obscurité, partagez-la avec le soleil!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“cette ame trop souvent utiliser se mefie de cette scintillante lumiere cette meme lumiere qui la tromper si souvent;; Marty Bisson Milo”
― Marty Bisson milo

“La beauté de l'ombre vient de la beauté de la lumière!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Je ne laisserais jamais la plus petite étincelle de lumière vivante mourir sous mes yeux.
elle est ma différence.”
― Marty Bisson milo

“Talking with Urlick is like pulling rusty nails from tarred wood: both frustrating and laborious. It’s as though he’s allergic to conversation.”
― Jacqueline E. Garlick

“Silverware was marching like little soldiers down the long length of the table toward Belle. Pieces of china were shoving each other precariously out of the way, vying to be in the single place setting in front of her. Little pots of mustard and chutney and other condiments hopped one after another off the shelves lining the room, landing surprisingly intact on silver trays.
Too many things were moving around the room- things that shouldn't have been moving at all. It was dizzying, and more than a little ominous.
"Really, this isn't necessary..." Belle said, getting ready to bolt. A fresh boule, the cracks in its crust emitting amazing-smelling steam, was carried to her by a spidery basket with alarming silver legs.”
― Liz Braswell, As Old as Time

“Try the gougères," Lumière interrupted, popping one into her mouth before she could continue. It was warmed by his flame and melted on her tongue- nothing at all like the perfectly good but usually rock-hard ones she and her father baked.
"Ohhh..." she couldn't help saying.
"It's been so long since we had a guest!" Mrs. Potts danced around on the table happily, somehow managing to fold a napkin with her spout-nose. She tossed it into Belle's lap: a swan shape that gracefully unfolded as it fell, almost like it was flying. Belle shrank back, worried it was actually going to fly.
"I can't imagine why," she muttered.
And then she was distracted by the food.
Piles of it. More than a feast- a banquet.
There was a whole leg of lamb, multiple terrines and soufflés, three soup courses, a delicate fish in white wine broth, an orange ice in between to clear the palate...
There was a water glass, a golden glass for red wine, a crystal one for white, and a saucer for consommé. There were seven forks of descending size and different numbers of tines, the last three whose use she couldn't even begin to work out.”
― Liz Braswell, As Old as Time

“Si vous avez une lumière, partagez-la avec les gens, si vous avez une obscurité, partagez-la avec le soleil”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Decidimos que lo harían cabalgando en Chapultepec. Escogimos un día cualquiera, me monté en mi caballo y lo conduje algunos metros, mientras una caja negra registraba cada uno de mis movimientos. Días después organizamos una proyección privada en el castillo para ver las imágenes. ¡El blanco y negro cobró vida! Ahí estaba, claro, en una fotografía que se movía. Algunos segundos de mí, montado sobre un caballo, con los ahuehuetes plateados al fondo. Así se filmó la primera película mexicana y me convertí en el primer actor que tuvo el país.”
― Pedro J. Fernández, Yo, Díaz