30 Quotes by Linda Holmes

Therapy is like a toothbrush. You can’t really put it to use for anybody but yourself.

The amount of time people who have just met are supposed to look directly at each other, particularly without talking, is a unit that’s both very short and very precise. When you exceed it you get suspicious, or you get threatened, or you get this flicker of accidental intimacy.

Certain areas are growing so rapidly right now.

I think it needs to be a very slow process.

We're kind of on a wait and see.

At this point, there doesn't seem to be a sense of urgency, but there's a lot to look at and a lot to review.

Not only does it get people together and talking and raising money, but you get to talk to them about the musical projects you?re doing.

Your head is the house you live in, so you have to do the maintenance.

My therapist calls it grieving the first call.” “What does that mean?” “She says when something happens, good or bad, you can only call one person first. And if you’ve been somebody’s first call, it’s hard not to be their first call anymore. She says it’s one of the reasons why parents sometimes feel sad when their kids are getting married. It’s not just the empty nest. They’re not the first call anymore.