glenn nathan

“if you don’t grow, you wither,”
― David Baldacci, Redemption

“something. We all have our crosses to bear. What’s more, we wouldn’t trade ours for someone else’s. If you and ten other people walked into a room and all laid their crosses on the table, everyone would be walking out with the same cross they walked in with.”
― Brad Thor, Near Dark

“The number 88. That was the numerical equivalent (the eighth letter of the alphabet being H) of “Heil Hitler.” Then the shamrock and the swastika, taken together, was often the mark of the Aryan Brotherhood. The Blood Drop Cross, which was the primary insignia of the KKK and known by the acronym MIOAK, meaning “mystic insignia of a Klansman.” And the initials KI, which might refer to another hate group, though Decker didn’t recognize them. Still, there were some Decker had had to Google. The Aryan Terror Brigade symbol, and Weiss Macht, which was German for “white power.” The sonnenrad, which was an ancient Indo-European sun-wheel and had been co-opted by the Nazis, who had placed the swastika dead center. Then there were the SS bolts, another Nazi symbol, and the triangular Klan symbol, which looked like three triangles within a triangle, but upon”
― David Baldacci, Redemption

“When you’re young you just assume that everyone is secretly judging you. Like you’re constantly on everyone’s mind, and they’re just desperate to find your flaws. Truth is closer to the opposite. No one is paying attention. They’re too busy thinking the world is watching them.” It was true,”
― L.T. Vargus, First Girl Gone