Anindita Satpathi

“Fussing over food was important. It gave a shape to the day: breakfast, lunch, dinner; beginning, middle, end.”
― Robert Hellenga, Philosophy Made Simple

“Isn't it queer that the things we writhe over at night are seldom wicked things? Just humiliating ones.”
― L.M. Montgomery, Anne of Windy Poplars

“Breakfast was, on the whole, a leisurely and silent meal, for no member of the family was very talkative at that hour. By the end of the meal the influence of the coffee, toast, and eggs made itself felt, and we started to revive, to tell each other what we intended to do, why we intended to do it, and then argue earnestly as to whether each had made a wise decision.”
― Gerald Durrell, My Family and Other Animals

“because white men can't
police their imagination
black men are dying”
― Claudia Rankine, Citizen: An American Lyric