Danny Mac > Danny's Quotes

“The freshly raked, vibrant, green grass, which is normally six feet below his eyes, is now twelve feet down. Startled at the sight, he descends quickly to the earth stumbling but not falling when his feet touch the land. Not until his feet are firmly back on solid ground does he realize the full thrill, fear, and excitement of the experience.”
― Danny Mac, The Nonentity

“For some reason, no one has ever caught sight of him flying, which is strange because his flying is now more frequent and longer-lasting. Living in northern Ohio, most of his flying takes place from April to November, but when it is clear and warm on winter days, he sneaks in a flight. Mostly staying close to the treetops to avoid detection keeps him out of sight and no one has reported the strange vision of a man flying across the sky.”
― Danny Mac, The Nonentity

“He showed up for an application wearing his Sunday white shirt and a tie bought for him several years before. It was easy to see he had outgrown the undersized clip-on tie. He was very confident for almost seventeen years old and some might say he was brash. Sterling was passing the office as I explained to this adolescent applicant that ISC was not hiring at this time. Jack insisted he was dropping out of high school to support his mother and siblings.”
― Danny Mac, The Six Loves of Jack Brown

“John “Jack” Brown was my dad. I have always called him Dad and will remember him as Dad. Fathers can be anything, but dads are always loving, tender and sensitive even when they’re angry with you. No matter how angry Dad got or how much I disappointed him, a simple “LuvYa” would calm him down. His down-to-earth smile would transform my unpleasant mood and lift me from my doldrums. His irresistible smile was infectious, while his love for Mom and me was genuine.”
― Danny Mac, The Six Loves of Jack Brown

“The following Wednesday, the week after our exploits, Jack was on the couch when I looked out at six thirty. He turned off the stock market show when I peered out my door, and Jack requested I join him on the coach. I paused for a moment, not knowing if I was willing, then sat next to him as I had the week before. I was calling him all kinds of dreadful things in my mind when I looked into his eyes, and instead of hot, they were deep murky pools of sad blue. Chapter 3 Bonnie Harrison”
― Danny Mac, The Six Loves of Jack Brown

“So E111517 surprises her with a picnic in a remote part of a state park. She indicates that he shows more anxiety that evening than the night he proposed, and that worries her. After hearing his spiel perfected in his mind so many times over the past week, she looks at him in total disbelief. Then starts laughing. After waiting for her to stop and realize the seriousness of his comment, he rises ten feet into the air. She immediately stops sniggering and stands in awe of this miraculous feat. Then she wants to fly too and asks to join him in the air. Unsure of their connection, they join hands and levitate very slowly. To his amazement, the bond with him transports her up and they tour the park from an eagle’s perspective. Even more amazingly, she still desires marriage, knowing he is a true freak of nature.”
― Danny Mac, The Nonentity