I do use reality because I want my work to feel real, I want it to feel heartfelt. I don't want to make it up and have it sound corny or unrelatable. — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
By the time I was about ten, I had started to lose faith with church ways. I was educated in some ways by my… — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
I was brought up in the Christian church and I studied in the teachings of Jesus. I believed in caring for others and trying… — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
The line is very delicate and fine between being what one might call sane or insane, well or unwell. — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
If you just take one foot in front of the other without any protection, you may end up falling off the fence. — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
Ten minutes before you go onstage and you begin singing that torchy blues song, you may just be drinking a glass of water and… — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
Every straight man I know is a feminist. They wouldn't be my friends if they weren't. — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
Things are changing. They need to change more. It should not be of any note that a woman does something, because women do everything. — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
As a writer, you look for someplace to start. Once you have a beginning and you've written the first two sentences, nothing else will… — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
When I was sixteen, I began to think outside the box of my small town. Not that the people in my small town are… — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
Singers, musicians, and songwriters don't want to use the word "acting" because we want it to be more real than that - we want… — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
To me, the housewife who puts her teacups unwashed in the sink because her husband won't wash them, is political. Every act is political:… — Ronee Blakley Copy Share Image
