28 Quotes by Anne Gisleson



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    The letter suddenly seemed like my most important possession, and like all the real, handwritten, postally delivered letters these days, an instant relic from a previous era, before time and space collapsed and we started sending messages to each other's pockets.

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    As you get older all the bodies of your stillborn selves may pile up around you, but every decision is also its own act of creation.

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    Besides, "existence" becomes less philosophical and more immediate in the face of natural disaster, as does "meaning." Disasters and evacuations are actually excellent exercises in life evaluation.

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    I'm usually grateful for how good conversation stirs up my head, in ways that solitary thinking or reading alone cannot.

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    He loved Christmas... a sanctioned time to indulge his love of excess and family, his outsizes generosity.

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