“Discontent is only the fear of missing something. Content is the knowledge that you aren't missing anything worth-while.” — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“Here I dare to be myself. I don't see why it should ever be again be important to me what I wear, or whether… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“I'm a good knitter, and I'm proud of it. I see no point in being modest about things you know you do well. It… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“Every woman occasionally wonders what manner of man she has married. No matter how long she has been living with her husband, once in… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“You can think of a lot of things to make out of nothing, if you have to.” — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“The things we fear are almost always things which needn't be feared at all. They are creatures of our imagination.” — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“I think the difficulty with people who can't follow printed directions for knitting or anything else is that they try to understand them. They… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
Mainiacs away from Maine are truly displaced persons, only half alive, only half aware of their immediate surroundings. Their inner attention is always preoccupied… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
There is nothing that I so greatly admire as purposefulness. I have an enormous respect for people who know exactly what they are doing… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“I like to know what my friends are thinking and feeling. If too long a time elapses without my checking up on these things,… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
We belong to no cult. We are not Nature Lovers. We don't love nature any more than we love breathing. Nature is simply something… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“Discontent is only the fear of missing something. Content is the knowledge that you aren't missing anything worth-while.” — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
“You don't have to understand directions. All you have to do is follow them; and you can follow them only one step at a… — Louise Dickinson Rich Copy Share Image
