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Quotes About Comfort

Weeks, even. When I could not bear to leave the safety of my own trees, my choir of Carolina wrens.
~ Barbara Kingsolver
I was afraid of crying if I couldn't touch her.
~ Barbara Kingsolver
Her kitchen chairs were equipales that took you in like a hug, which I needed.
~ Barbara Kingsolver
I could not remotely believe any Shepherd was leading me through this dreadful valley, but the familiar words stuffed my mouth like cotton, and it was some relief to know, at least, that one sentence would follow upon another. It was my only way of knowing what to do.
~ Barbara Kingsolver
Don't send me anything! You just come over and put your arm around me. That's all you do. When you haven't got anythin' else to do, let's take a walk. Let's walk around the backyard. And let me tell you how much you mean to all of us and how we can carry on if you give us a little strength.
~ Barbara Leaming
I stayed scared about the bus for a whole week. And last night when my mother tucked me into bed, I still felt sickish about it.
~ Barbara Park
Tappy shoes are not happy shoes, I think
~ Barbara Park
breathed with relief and finished setting
~ Barbara Taylor Bradford
arm more tightly, as much to quell her own fears as give support to Adele. When they finally reached the hall, Adele looked around swiftly and then she also shivered and drew her robe about her. It seemed
~ Barbara Taylor Bradford
His parents had made sure he and his brothers had everything they needed or wanted, had been well fed, well clothed, and well loved.
~ Barbara Taylor Bradford
against his cheek he knew she was all right.
~ Barbara Taylor Bradford
I'll be having me tea and a bacon buttie
~ Barbara Taylor Bradford
meant well, and they had all been very good to her. Mrs Thornton was forever telling her to consider The Meadow her home, and she had even turned the little box room at the end of the second-floor landing into a bedroom for her. Mrs Thornton had insisted she keep a few clothes there, and when she had visited Gwen in November she had left behind
~ Barbara Taylor Bradford
Think about it. Ever look in a closet or under the bed, when you're alone in the house, to ensure an intruder isn't hiding there? Now, if you really believed the Man in the Black Ski Mask was lurking in those places, would you behave the same way? Of course not. But it's more comfortable to believe the danger only in the abstract, and to act on it only halfheartedly. That's denial.
~ Barry Eisler
Rationalization was my narcotic. And, as with all drugs, over time, I habituated to mine. I needed more and more to accomplish less and less. Eventually, there was no dose at all that could confer the comfort I craved.
~ Barry Eisler
I heard footsteps on the tile, then saw his profile as he emerged from the bathroom, wearing only a white tee shirt and matching boxer shorts.
~ Barry Eisler
Ancorammo la barca al riparo dal vento, entrammo nella baracca, ci cambiammo e preparammo la cena. Il nostro sollievo si espresse in una serie di battute scherzose, a spese l'uno dell'altro. Mangiammo in silenzio, andammo a letto e dormimmo come orsi d'inverno.
~ Barry Lopez
I had a theology professor once," I said to John, "who told us that religion was not about being certain but about living with uncertainty. It was about being comfortable with doubt, and maintaining the continuity of one's reverence for a profound mystery.
~ Barry Lopez
Religious institutions then become a kind of market for comfort, tranquility, spirituality, and ethical reflection, and we "religion consumers" shop in that market until we find what we like.
~ Barry Schwartz
The trouble was that with all these options available to me now, I was no longer sure that "regular" jeans were what I wanted. Perhaps the easy fit or the relaxed fit would be more comfortable.
~ Barry Schwartz
If we make our own meanings, God will oblige us to answer our own questions: He will leave us in the void without the comfort of his word.
~ Barry Unsworth
Friends are like bras: Close to your heart and there for your support!"     —Emily Glitter
~ Bart King
Grief is like a drunken houseguest, always coming back for one more goodbye hug.
~ Stephen King
It was a cliché, but for all-weather company, you couldn't do better than a dog. Couldn't do better than a dog, period. Dogs didn't know any better; they just made the best of it.
~ Stephen King