To Trust Quotes

“There's a time when it's too late to do what you should have been doing all along.”
― Carolyn Brown, To Trust

“anywhere on it.
A southern woman's social dignity is determined by the way she keeps her Caddy clean.”
― Carolyn Brown, To Trust

“She gathered her quilt around her body and went inside, made her way gingerly around furniture to the living room, and curled up in a chair in a dark corner, flipped on the lamp beside her and jumped two feet straight up. Roxie was sitting in a rocking chair not two feet away. Pink sponge curlers covered her head. She wore some kind of whitish-green mask on her face. Her yellow satin caftan had splashes of red flowers the size of dinner plates all over it. One yellow satin slipper with marabou trip and two-inch heels dangled from the end of her right foot, which was slung over the leg of the chair. “So do we get two shovels and bury him, or did he have some kind of tale to tell that kept his heart beating a while longer?” Roxie asked.”
― Carolyn Brown, To Trust