Jennifer

“Love is not about rescue, I understand now - it's about allowing. In the Ojibway world, love is the process of you leading me back to who I am. You do that by stepping back and allowing the creative, nurturing energy of the universe to work. That's the most courageous thing you can do when you love somebody. Deb showed me that. Both of us knew we'd found communion with one another. We're loyal to the vision of our togetherness.”
― Richard Wagamese, One Story, One Song

“Without a reader, a book was a blank slate, an object with no breath or pulse of its own. But once a book became part of someone’s world, it came to life, with a past and a present—and, if properly cared for, a future.”
― Barbara Davis, The Echo of Old Books

“We never think of our parents that way, as people with dreams and passions. They’re just parents.”
― Barbara Davis, The Echo of Old Books

“The way to Heaven is not through the clouds. It’s in the joy with which you look at the world despite your pain and your sorrow.”
― Rachel Joyce, The Music Shop