Tracey Lindberg > Quotes

“Sometimes when you see something every day you forget its mystery.”
― Tracey Lindberg, Birdie

“She was sorry to have left her room. She looked at the pile of library books on her floor [...] and felt better.”
― Tracey Lindberg, Birdie

“She found herself too visible in silence; exposed in the quiet of reflection.”
― Tracey Lindberg, Birdie

“She realized 'cross your heart and hope to die' was an oath not a prayer.”
― Tracey Lindberg, Birdie

“Having seen all of their fathers and husbands walk out the door[...], each woman understood most completely the nature of women's interconnectedness. Being reliant upon only women also had meant that the particulars of problem solving were addressed in ways known to women and using women's methods.”
― Tracey Lindberg

“Maybe she didn't cry because tears were a currency in her life for so long that holding them back meant she was richer.”
― Tracey Lindberg

“She had the faith that optomists and pessimists share - it could only get better.”
― Tracey Lindberg, Birdie

“She almost pondered it again on the way home in the cab but was struck with the loveliness of being alone with her thoughtlessness.”
― Tracey Lindberg, Birdie