March Quote by Beatriz Williams

“Do you know what I love most about the ocean? The way the water’s all connected. The bits and pieces have different names, but…

— Beatriz Williams

“I can look at a thing and know its worth in a second. It’s my particular talent.”

— Beatriz Williams

“I’m wearing one of Clara’s hats, which are much smarter than mine, close and brimless like a cap. Isn’t it funny, how a smart…

— Beatriz Williams

“The genius of politics, of people like Frank, is to link them all, understand them all. To represent them all, not just the ones…

— Beatriz Williams

“I had learned that you could imagine anything you wanted, that the space inside your head belonged only to you. Furnished and decorated and…

— Beatriz Williams

“one can no longer distinguish between history and reality after the absinthe goes in the punch.”

— Beatriz Williams

“Long ago, I had learned that you could imagine anything you wanted, that the space inside your head belonged to you. Furnished and decorated…

— Beatriz Williams

“All you really need to know about the Paris Ritz is this: by the middle of 1937, Coco Chanel was living in a handsome…

— Beatriz Williams

“No matter what your sins, if a dog can stand you, there must be some hope left for your soul.”

— Beatriz Williams

“Across the road, at the edge of the yellow beach, an especially large wave rises to the sky, gathering strength and power, until it…

— Beatriz Williams

“coffee is like doughnuts: even a bad batch is better than no batch at all.”

— Beatriz Williams

“To Florida -- its dreamers, its builders, its mavericks, and its scoundrels. (Sometimes all four at.)”

— Beatriz Williams