Quote of the Day “We only hate the results of people. But people aren’t just results. They’re a process. And to really give them a break we have to judge the process through which they became the result we see.
Long Night and Longer Day of Repairs


Quote of the Day “We only hate the results of people. But people aren’t just results. They’re a process. And to really give them a break we have to judge the process through which they became the result we see.

Quote of the Day “His eyes seemed to be forever crying. He kept cracking his knuckles, shifting his balance and looking everywhere but at me. The Jewish language has the best word I have ever heard for people like Julian:

Quote of the Day “The way people dance with each other is the real barometer of any country’s society. Just look at ours—no more group spirit—every man for himself, covered with sweat and trying to push all the other couples

Quote of the Day “Work hard, and, if you can’t work hard, be smart; and, if you can’t be smart, be loud.” – Budd Schulberg, What Makes Sammy Run?

Quote of the Day “Please stop. You’re the only one who cares about the bass.” – Traci, as I was humming along to a song while we were putting together a puzzle.

Quote of the Day “Your dong is amazingly touching. “*song. Where is autocorrect when you need it?” – Karen Woods, on a Facebook comment.

Quote of the Day “I’m going to go upstairs to change out of my dirty pajamas and put on my clean pajamas.” – Traci, in the midst of the weekend #StayAtHome self-quarantine.

Quote of the Day “Please don’t embarrass me.” – Traci, as the boys and I were walking out the door with a camera, a step stool, a football helmet and a bow staff.

Quote of the Day “Resilience is accepting your new reality, even if it’s less good than the one you had before. You can fight it, you can do nothing but scream about what you’ve lost, or you can accept that

Quote of the Day “While I am unable to state exactly what song or songs I may be hearing during these aural seizures, I know they seem quite familiar to me— so familiar, in fact, that I am sometimes uncertain