Marcy Dermansky Quotes

Natural law is only whatever happens in your lifetime within fifty miles of you.

Protecting yourself from failure is probably not a good way to live.

That's the wonderful thing about writing, you can take things you haven't done properly in your own life and make it better in fiction.

There's never one "ding-dong" moment.You never know for sure if you're doing the right thing. Things don't end all at once.

Whenever you do die people remember you, so it's not completely over. You don't 100 percent die when you die ever, because people still know who you were.

While I was not entirely satisfied with the circumstances of my existence, I felt like the possibility of improvement still existed. That I could make happiness happen.

Judy shook her head when she saw me the next day, dressed in the same clothes I had worn to work the day before. “We used to call that the walk of shame, ” she said.