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" You’d think that in forty-eight years, a man would stop grieving his family, but life doesn’t work that way. Life speeds by until forty-eight years seems like one bar in one song, like one scene in one act in one opera. Like one stroke of paint on the Mona Lisa. "

Michele Young-Stone , Above Us Only Sky


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Michele Young-Stone quote : You’d think that in forty-eight years, a man would stop grieving his family, but life doesn’t work that way. Life speeds by until forty-eight years seems like one bar in one song, like one scene in one act in one opera. Like one stroke of paint on the Mona Lisa.