“I have a simple philosophy: Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. Scratch where it itches." by Alice Roosevelt Longworth” — Claudy Conn Druids Copy Share Image
“ON THE SEACOAST road to Rye, in the midst of a summer’s hazy day, stood Sir Edward Danton. His uncovered head of… — Claudy Conn Copy Share Image
“smeared with grime. His attention was on the rise and fall of the breakers and his uncovered hands were clasped tightly at… — Claudy Conn Rise and fall Copy Share Image
“I was all sunshine and light once—a butterfly flitting happily along. Now? Now, that butterfly is gone, probably never to return.” — Claudy Conn Sunshine Copy Share Image
“I shall love you from this life into the next. Whither you go, I go, my very own heart and soul” — Claudy Conn Heart and soul Copy Share Image
“I shall love you from this live into the next. Whither you go, I go, my very own heart and soul” — Claudy Conn Heart and soul Copy Share Image
“what that danger means to you. The problem is—most of you don’t stand much of a chance. How can you” — Claudy Conn Danger Copy Share Image
“Forbidden fruit is always very intriguing...though never as tasty as one imagined it would be.” — Claudy Conn Forbidden fruit Copy Share Image
“morning had started in a thrillingly delicious manner. He had abducted the lady of his choice and was set on marrying her… — Claudy Conn Morning Copy Share Image
