The secret of marriage is thinking that your partner is better than yourself. — Molly Peacock Copy Share Image
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“Having a collection, taking it out, looking at it, reordering it, and putting it away is creative in itself. It doesn't yield a product,… — Molly Peacock Copy Share
Is being burnt a requisite for the making of art? Personally, I don't think it is. But art is poultice for a burn. It… — Molly Peacock Copy Share
The secret of marriage is thinking that your partner is better than yourself. — Molly Peacock Copy Share
“Robert Phelps, a biographer of Colette, said about watching, 'Along with love and work, this is the third great salvation. For whenever someone is… — Molly Peacock Copy Share
