Table for Five Quotes

“She sees things differently to me. Where I spy potential pitfalls, she sees only possibilities.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“There’s not enough looking out for the have-nots in this world. The old and the poor, we all get left out with the rubbish. No one’s interested in us.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“And isn’t hindsight a smart-arse?”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“I contemplate staying in bed all day, which almost feels like something I should be doing just to make a point, but I’m really not that person. I’m more your basic up-and-at-’em kind, whose default setting is doing not resting.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“Don’t they say that we’re all just a couple of bad decisions away from catastrophe?”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“five”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“There’s an intimacy to opening your home up to other people, even if you know them well, so it’s no wonder I’m nervous.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“Just because other people have it tougher doesn’t make your problems any less valid.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“I flick through various screens but my heart isn’t really in it. Instead of being a passion project, it feels like another way to pass the time. But then, isn’t everything just a way to pass time to some extent?”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“This is something you can use. Your emotional response to the injustice can be harnessed to create great work in the future,’ she says.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“You have become quite the addition to our little flock, Abigail,’ she says after a moment or two of silence. ‘We were close before, in our own way, but you have brought something quite unique with you. There’s a new sense of purpose which we lacked before. I, for one, am very grateful. And I feel it from the others too.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“huff”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“Or, and this is even worse, they weren’t really my friends after all. I was part of the team but once I left, I lost my status. I became just someone they used to work with.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five

“Mind you, most homeless people are too busy surviving to do you any harm.”
― Izzy Bromley, Table for Five