1.
I always keep my temper with my enemies, and that inclines me to lose it with my friends.
Willa Gibbs
2.
The teeth of self-pity had gnawed away her essential self.
Willa Gibbs
3.
The three kinds of services you generally find in the Episcopal churches. I call them either low-and-lazy, broad-and-hazy, or high-and-crazy.
Willa Gibbs
4.
Anything that can happen to someone else, can happen also to you.
Willa Gibbs
5.
the loneliest place to be is a hotel room in a big city in early evening.
Willa Gibbs
6.
The truth has a ring of its own. You learn in time to identify it.
Willa Gibbs
7.
Power's twin is responsibility.
Willa Gibbs
8.
Pain is like a new room in your house that you never knew you had. If you had known, you would have bolted and locked the room past any entering. But truly, it is a room like any other, four glaring white walls and a dark hard floor, and if you don't try to get out, it is possible to remain in it. Once you tried to get out, you ... couldn't ... stand ... it. Don't think of getting out.
Willa Gibbs
9.
From little pain you flinch away but great pain must be embraced.
Willa Gibbs
10.
Pain is a new room in your house.
Willa Gibbs
11.
Minds are like oysters. They spoil if you pry them open.
Willa Gibbs
12.
Facts - all facts - explain and confirm each other. They are only partially true until you link them together.
Willa Gibbs
13.
What is living about? It is the decisions you must make between two rights, hard and costly decisions because always you can do one right thing, but sometimes not two.
Willa Gibbs