Chris Peterson Quotations

I just kind of tried my hardest and gave it my all and then the next thing I knew I was doing pretty well. So then I was trying harder and harder. The more I tried the better I got.

I play this game for the camaraderie, but most of all because I am able to hit people and get away with it. I like knowing that I can hit a man and it hurts him and I can get away with it. I can't do that on the streets. Football is a violent game, but it brings me peace. The field is my sanctuary.

It was like nothing I have ever experienced. I'll admit that. I didn't expect that at all and it's a great feeling.

The old methods certainly worked, but our team at Lufkin could spend hours going through the process. This software not only saves us costs in time, but it helps us find bearings for extreme applications that we may not have otherwise known were available. That kind of value means we can produce better designs for our customers, do it faster than ever before and win business because of it.

I think the car was really good for the first half of the race. The rear brake was a problem again this week.

Enabling people to make and receive phone calls during flight demonstrated the flexibility of a high-speed connectivity system. We allowed our guests to make calls to the ground while we flew over international waters.

It might have looked easy (today), but those 2 1/2 months of training were not easy.

Certainly all of Michigan's economy is now facing significant challenges. What this paper shows is that, as we look for opportunities to expand and grow industries within our state, we need to be mindful of what we have and the potential for further developing our already strong food, fiber and agricultural production.

Restoring the canyon is no longer an abstract notion now that people can actually experience its beauty.

I wanted to keep the golf dome open because of the demand from the public for a place to golf in the winter. And we were profitable in the first month (December). But we just don't have enough employees to run another entity.