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1 " He wouldn't try to make her feel better about something if it meant telling her a lie. "
― Luanne Rice , Summer's Child
2 " gardening was the same as prayer: being quiet, present, and appreciative of nature. "
3 " Being so open requires a sort of innocence. A hope—no, more than a hope . . . a conviction that the world was safe, that people were good. That life was a gift, and nothing moved except as a positive power. Bad things happened—attacks, violence, crimes—yes, unfortunately they did. But they could always be explained and therefore, eventually, understood—so they wouldn’t have to happen again. So the people who did them could be helped, and could change. "