“Life was filled with so many twists and turns, like the sides of a prism, giving off light; what seemed wrong before… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“It’s life, Alice. We can either choose to live it, or lose it. Grant has years ahead, but he’s got to let… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“Amazing how a person’s life could be cut into segments, like an orange, with pith and all. Good part, bad part. Sweet… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“Life could not be lived backward. There was no undoing the regret, but she could make one last attempt to seek forgiveness.” — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“Life was a strange mix of twists and turns, where incomprehensible loss often led to paths of unimaginable joy.” — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“The man possessed a communal strength of body and soul, coupled with endless compassion and a desire to help the less fortunate of mind… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“But it wasn’t the high foreheads, the flat noses, the half protrusion of thick lips that pulled Christine in, held her there, as she… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“But God doesn’t make bad things happen or necessarily stop them from happening. What He does do is give us strength to understand and… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“Anybody that’s ever loved has been hurt, some worse than others. Hearts ripped, trust gone, even hope tossed in the trash.” Those eyes grew… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“A mother knows her children’s weaknesses, even if she sometimes refuses to acknowledge them.” — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“It was true that one could be more alone with someone than by oneself.” — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“You can’t catch a creature like that anymore than you can catch a person. You can only create an environment they might want to… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“her form of prayer and her mother’s were not the same. Virginia Romano recited Hail Mary’s and Our Fathers, clicking rosary beads like a… — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
“But a mother sees her child’s shortcomings, even if she doesn’t admit to them very often.” — Mary Campisi Copy Share Image
