Quotes About Adventure

Chiku felt something very close to vertigo, a dizzy sort of perception that she had only just begun to grasp the vertical depth of a very long life, the sense of how far it plumbed the past. A life that went down like a lift-shaft, each floor containing an ordinary life's worth of love and loss, adventure and disappointment, dreams and ruins, joy and sorrow.

They would continue to live in New Tiamaat, orbiting Crucible.

Probably fake anyway," Adrana said, with a knowing sniff, as if she had plenty of experience in this area. "C'mon. Don't want to dawdle, not when there's so much to see. The next one's a Limb Broker.

Oh, come on, Fura." Her eyes were wide with anticipation. I knew she'd had a glass of wine when we came in but there was nothing foggy or reddened about them. "We're a stone's throw from Neural Alley. I've got some quoins. Let's go and live a little.

It was good to be loved, good to love another human being – even in the belly of a starship arrowing for unmapped space.

The fun for me is to mix it all up. I would actually like to do something as far away from what I've just done, just for my own personal joy and growth, for what I want to do.

For my own personal growth I had to set out on my own.

On the road, you can't really develop a personal life.

At its heart, 'Meru' is a personal story.

I definitely want to go out and explore different personalities and different people.

If I see something that's extremely challenging, I'm like, 'That seems really hard. Let's try it.' It's just my personality.

My personality is I enjoy constant change and mixing it up.

I try to challenge myself, each week, to do something that is a little different or something maybe a little more exciting or personalized.

Daydreaming allows you to play out scenarios where you miraculously save the day. You play out scenarios in your head that are kind of crazy, and then you personally, heroically resolve them.

People often ask me if fantasy is about escapism, and I personally don't think it is.

I like stories that are not normal, everyday lives. I don't personally seek them out, but they find me.

I had always been intrigued by the emotional aspect of adventure gaming-the fact that people get so personally involved.

I'm not saying no to anything, at least as far as reading scripts. I don't care if it's television or films but, personally, I would say I'd like to establish myself more in film.

A lot of people go off and have fun adventures, or hard adventures, and their impulse is to write about them right away. What really makes a difference is having some perspective on what happened.

It's like being a bird, maybe, the perspective of flying over the Earth.

I wanted to use the hippo to get people out of their homes, away from the Internet and the TV, and to explore London with a new perspective.

Imagine an eye unruled by man-made laws of perspective, an eye unprejudiced by compositional logic, an eye which does not respond to the name of everything but which must know each object encountered in life through an adventure of perception.

People are genuinely interested about what it's like to experience spaceflight and try to get some of our perspectives on it.

New experiences give you new perspectives on life.