Quotes from Jeanne MacKin

Love isn't really about what we think of the other person, but how we feel about ourselves when we are with that person.

That's the problem with the finite. You can open only one door at a time, and you'll never know what was behind the door you didn't open.

I was happy, and nothing in the world can make you oblivious to your surroundings like happiness.

It's good to sometimes let things go. And people, too," she added.

Women don't age if their age if their clothes stay new.

Death can do that, make reality as hard to hold on to as water dripping through your fingers.

Love was love, but art was art and though he mixed the two a little, he never confused them.

sillage, what remains when all else has left. "Come on

Bundists marched regularly in Times Square, demanding that all "foreigners" be sent back to their own countries and no more admitted; New York had its own share of Nazi sympathizers and American Aryanists.