It is true that there is nothing like a blaze in the hearth to soothe the nerves and restore order to a house. — Donald Antrim Copy Share
“The problems in describing a person are essentially problems of knowing a person.” — Donald Antrim Copy Share
“Let him hurl these pieces of toast like new and radical ideas that must be cast into the world. Pieces of toast like angry… — Donald Antrim Copy Share
“One of the sad features of most close relationships is the decay of intimacy as a function of time, turmoil, and all the little… — Donald Antrim Copy Share
The simple question 'What color do you want to paint that upstairs room?' might, if we follow things to their logical conclusions, be stated:… — Donald Antrim Copy Share
“I think most observance is really more a way of conceptualizing day-to-day life as what it actually is for many people, a progress of… — Donald Antrim Copy Share
“Human beings in stressful relationships will frequently behave in ways that contradict or even reverse their own most certain expectations.” — Donald Antrim Copy Share
We eat pancakes to escape loneliness, yet within moments we want nothing more than our freedom from ever having so much as thought about… — Donald Antrim Copy Share
But to say that the race is the metaphor for the life is to miss the point. The race is everything. It obliterates whatever… — Donald Antrim Copy Share
Have you ever noticed?--people, no matter how beautiful or desirable, invariably will, if observed closely while going about their daily business of keeping alive,… — Donald Antrim Copy Share
