“There is much more to playing the clavier than playing written music. Do you realize with accompanying there is often nothing written out but the bass line--the left hand? There might be a few notations as to a suggested harmony,… — Nancy Moser Copy Share Image
“The fate of many men depended on the fate of this one. And this one I could help” — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“Robert walked faster than usual, and I had trouble keeping up with him, but I did not hold him back. I was pleased at… — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“To own silence . . . How odd that one does not appreciate something, nor even realize its absence, until it is presented as an unexpected gift.” — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“Allowing others to decide for us does not guarantee a better decision but almost always guarantees a fuller regret, and regret is a poison… — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“I imagined an impulsive Robert taking Henrietta's hands and proclaiming, "I love your sister dearly. Madly. We are betrothed.” — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“The prophet Isaiah said the Messiah: 'had no beauty or majesty to attract us to Him, nothing in His appearance that we should desire… — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“Instincts are given to us by God to guide us. It takes a strong woman to listen to those instincts and ignore what the… — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“Swoon, Dora. Every young woman deserves to swoon over the love of her life.” — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“My stories wrap around me like a cozy quilt, and sometimes I long to pull that quilt over my head and pin the blanket… — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“When I read a novel I am not here. I am transported to far-off places, my eyes unseeing of the words on the page,… — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“For who would I be if I tried to be someone besides Jane? The poser of the world try so hard to be what… — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“What also excites me is that the artist attempts with the visual what I attempt to do with words: stop time, create a moment,… — Nancy Moser Copy Share
“God offers grace and forgiveness for a contrite heart. But society offers cruel consequences and never forgives.” — Nancy Moser Copy Share
