The Tumbling Turner Sisters Quotes

“I guess it’s safe to say that at any given moment it’s a somber time for somebody.”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“There are three kinds of men. The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them hav to pee on a electric fence for themselves.”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“There's no greater pain than the pain of missing”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“Twenty-Five dollars. That would cover almost a month's rent.”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“Cornwall, the college of my dreams, would cost two hundred dollars. Per year.”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“Outside of a dog, a book is a man’s best friend.
Inside of a dog it’s too dark to read. —Groucho Marx, comedian and actor”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“There are three kinds of men. The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves. —Will Rogers, actor, singer, comedian, and social commentator”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“You’re going too fast!” Winnie whined. “Your legs are too short,” I snapped. “You need a pair of stilts so you can keep up.” “Wouldn’t stilts slow her down?” Kit asked. Honestly, if my hands hadn’t been full, I would’ve pinched them both good and hard.”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“Both plain and plump can be a difficult hand of cards to play.”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“Apparently it was cheap pig lard that had inspired the term ham, meaning a poor-quality performer.”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters

“Harry was a sandy-haired boy we’d all had a crush on at one time or another, he was just that universally lovable. Funny when you wanted to laugh, serious as a priest when you needed advice, he didn’t have much in the way of answers so much as an appearance of deep interest in the questions.”
― Juliette Fay, The Tumbling Turner Sisters