La vieja familia Quotes

“Deep down, even the oldest man in the world refuse to learn from his own mistakes, I thought”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“No. That you shouldn’t deny a reality just because you don’t have the evidence for it yet.”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection

“Mi madre me explicó una vez que el duelo tiene cinco etapas y que ella ayudaba a sus pacientes a pasar por todas ellas sin que ninguna se convirtiese en patológica. Recuerdo que esas etapas eran la incredulidad, luego la rabia. No me acuerdo de la tercera y la cuarta, pero la última era la aceptación.”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“If something is true, the evidence will appear,”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection

“Cursed graze that burns; cursed mind that never stops thinking. Mirrors that don’t lie; doubts that torment; dictators who torture every hope on the rack. The crossroads approach, and it makes my head spin; we choose the path that allows us to sleep; we reject the tempting loophole. Lose yourself within the eyes of the one who deceives, or find yourself within those of the one who still loves you. The uncertainty of what hasn’t been experienced versus the certainty of the already expired. Merge the experiences; the game is as controlled as a fire. Feel the heat; feel the cold. Wager, then, on your own defeat.”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection

“you shouldn’t deny a reality just because you don’t have the evidence for it yet.”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection

“boletus.”
― Eva García Sáenz de Urturi, La vieja familia

“Nagorno,”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“«El ajedrez es un juego de Edipos porque consiste en matar al rey y seducir a la reina».”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“siempre hay alguien que está peor.”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“muestra de vosotros cuatro. Sería interesante, ¿verdad? Si”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“La más espectacular, a decir verdad. Yo me quedé quieta, a”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“A veces los días nacen prometiendo besos y abrazos. A veces estos besos y abrazos llegan, y no puedes reprocharle nada al día, pero no son de ningún modo como tú los esperabas. A esos días solo puedes pedirles un poco más, y por suerte ese deseo es siempre concedido: que mueran cuanto antes y que llegue un nuevo día.”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“Lo peor de la muerte es a los que deja vivos.”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“soportar a un suegro metomentodo,”
― Eva García Sáenz, La vieja familia

“Yet again in life, I was wrong. Not even the passage of millennia makes you infallible.”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection

“We are whatever time we have remaining.”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection

“When people are left without any goals, they need time to reorder their priorities and fill the void their obsession has left in their thoughts and routine.”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection

“Sometimes the day dawns with the promise of cuddles and kisses. Sometimes that promise is fulfilled and you can’t reproach the day, even if it turns out to be nothing like what you were expecting. You can only ask one small thing from those sorts of days, and luckily that request is always granted: that they end as soon as possible, and that a new day arrives.”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection

“We are whatever time we have remaining.” —José Manuel Caballero Bonald”
― Eva García Sáenz, The Immortal Collection