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Quotes About Family

Nasze ?ycie rodzinne,prawo naszych domów,nie przypomina ani trochÄ™ waszych domów.Kochamy siÄ™,ale jest to miÅ'o?? bez miÅ'oÅ›ci
~ Jean Genet
My heart to my mother, my cock to the whores, my head to the hangman.
~ Jean Genet
certainly the only family member she ever saw). She could recall doing the things she supposed most other children did—playing in dirt, looking at pictures—without any accompanying grief or anger
~ Jean Hanff Korelitz
She knew that she had brought him the very safety and sense of belonging that was so important for a child, but which he had never experienced in his family of origin.
~ Jean Hanff Korelitz
But there was an unfortunate complication, namely that her mother and father were Christians, and not the Jesus-is-love kind of Christians but the Hell-has-a-special-room-waiting-for-you kind.
~ Jean Hanff Korelitz
The answer was no longer of any concern, only its attendant truth, which she'd figured out years ago and had never once questioned: her mother loathed her, and probably always had. What was she supposed to do with such information? Exactly.
~ Jean Hanff Korelitz
respected your mother, and she honors that.
~ Jean Hanff Korelitz
Une fois de plus, ma soeur m'a empêchée d'aller où je voulais.
~ Jean Hegland
We endured. Hour after hour we endured, while inside us life's scream ran on, unstoppable. When the stars began imperceptibly to fade, we were still there, still breathing, and our father was still dead beside us, his face both sharp and slumped.
~ Jean Hegland
As Creb looked at the peaceful, trusting face of the strange girl in his lap, he felt a deep love flowering in his soul for her. He couldn't have loved her more if she were his own.
~ Jean M. Auel
The words that a father speaks to his children in the privacy of home are not heard by the world, but, as in whispering-galleries, they are clearly heard at the end and by posterity.
~ Jean Paul Richter
Our family always had its Christmas on Christmas Eve. Other less fortunate people, I had heard, opened their presents in the chill clammy light of dawn. Far more civilized, our Santa Claus recognized that barbaric practice for what it was.
~ Jean Shepherd
But as Ram Dass once said, you know, if you think you're enlightened, go spend a weekend with your parents.
~ Jean Stein
Constance, with her plainness, deafness, and superior age (she was three years older than Henry), probably did not strike Alice as a serious rival for her brother's love.
~ Jean Strouse
Only devotion prevailed against the terror. Love might and must yield in flesh, but never in spirit. The mother rocked her tortured child and was afraid of nothing but to be separated from it. Husband nursed wife in secret and in secret gave a kiss to the lips that would infect him. Whole families locked and bolted themselves inside their homes and defended the privilege of dying together.
~ Jean Stubbs
Abel," the chief shouted, "if you don't quit this letter writing, I'm going to have to take serious steps." "Off the end of the old dock, I hope," Grandpa replied as he slammed the door in the chief's face.
~ Jean Thesman
What a lopsided stumpy mess people made of a family tree these days. The last thing any of them needed was some new little sprig grafted on.
~ Jean Thompson
But it was hard not to think of her mother as she moved from the sink to the oven and back again, tasting and chopping and doing her best impersonation of her mother. She felt, not a presence, exactly. Something more earthbound, a better understanding, perhaps, of her mother and the life she lived. The endless small chores, the worries, never enough time, and always the barely movable obstacles of her husband and children.
~ Jean Thompson
Once she'd gone, nobody spoke, except for his father who asked what was on next. Blake said it was Newhart.
~ Jean Thompson
He hoped she would not provide his family with any of her poems, which tended to use words like nipple.
~ Jean Thompson
You know, your family's exactly like I imagined them. Exactly like you." "What's that supposed to mean?" "You're like the blackbirds. The blondbirds." "Very funny." "They're very nice. You always talk like they're Norwegian hillbillies or something.
~ Jean Thompson
Ryan and his father obediently headed off. At the bathroom door his father said, "Well, if finicky eaters make poor lovers, I don't know what you got here.
~ Jean Thompson
The Gods Are Here" This is no mountain But a house, No rock of solitude But a family chair, No wilds But life appearing As life anywhere domesticated, Yet I know the gods are here, And that if I touch them I will arise And take majesty into the kitchen.
~ Jean Toomer
If he had a particle of sense he would send her packing right here and now. His mother always had said that girls would be the death of him.
~ Jean Ure