Let the Bad Times Roll Quotes

“I realised I needed depression. I needed something to help me make sense of it all.”
― Alice Slater, Let the Bad Times Roll

“He often wondered if he already owned the outfit he’d die in, if he’d already met the person who’d hear his last words. Who would be the last person to see him alive? Under which sky would he take his last breath?”
― Alice Slater, Let the Bad Times Roll

“You can do whatever you like, be whoever you like, sleep with whoever you like. It doesn’t matter. You might be a different person next week, so what does it matter what you do today?”
― Alice Slater, Let the Bad Times Roll

“Death used to be a rare thing, something that happened to other people… Now, suddenly it was our parents who were fading… the adults we’d grown up with were slowing down, growing older, checking out.”
― Alice Slater, Let the Bad Times Roll

“You can be anything you like, you know,” he replied. “There are no rules.”
― Alice Slater, Let the Bad Times Roll

“And then in my thirties, I realised that everyone around me was burdened by grief, fear, pain, loneliness.”
― Alice Slater, Let the Bad Times Roll