“Alabama sun was really something, Willie thought, it was really something. It battered you, enshrouded you, like it had made a pact with hell and humidity to bring you to your knees.” — Judy Reene Singer Copy Share Image
“Child, you're just flying blind, and it's okay. That's how life is, darlin'. We're all flying blind.” — Judy Reene Singer Copy Share Image
“We poison ourselves and we poison each other. A cruel remark, the turn of a shoulder, the indifference to someone's pain. I remember how… — Judy Reene Singer Copy Share Image
“You never know what you can do," he says, "until you get it done.” — Judy Reene Singer Copy Share Image
“She keeps herself in a constant state of unhappiness, so she is never disappointed by life.” — Judy Reene Singer Copy Share Image
“You can have all the sympathy in the world," she said, "just don't feel like you have to wrap your life around it.” — Judy Reene Singer Copy Share Image
“Alabama sun was really something, Willie thought, it was really something. It battered you, enshrouded you, like it had made a pact with hell… — Judy Reene Singer Copy Share Image
“Secrets are like plants. They can stay buried deep in the earth for a long time, but eventually they'll send up shoots and give… — Judy Reene Singer Copy Share Image
