Glory Over Everything Quotes

“There is no shame in who I am,” he said. “There is only shame in how I came to be, and that is not my burden to carry.”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House

“We all carry burdens from our past, but it is not for others to exploit them.”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House

“I always found it unusual that family is most often defined as those who share the same blood. Doesn’t every family begin with partners who don’t share the same DNA?”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House

“I had loved her as a mother, and though she had put forth her best effort to love me as a son, a difference existed after she learned the truth from Delia. Yet I did not hold her responsible; how could I blame her for an inability to love the part of me that I, too, loathed?”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House

“Pan, I said. "Do you know who can help?"
He shook his head.
"I will," I said.
"What can you do?" he asked.
"I don't know yet. This is new to me.”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory Over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House

“Whatever you decide, I will be there to assist you.” “Even now?” I asked. “With everything you know?” “I’d already guessed at your burden,” he said. I stared over at him. “How did you know?” He met my eyes. “I recognized in you the struggle I have within myself.”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House

“that”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House

“we”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House

“again”
― Kathleen Grissom, Glory over Everything: Beyond The Kitchen House