Rubbing Stones Quotes

“Thuto Ke Thebe,” she said. “Education is a Shield.”
― Nancy Burkey, Rubbing Stones

“Because they want to be able to tell someone things they can’t tell anyone else, things they’re ashamed of.”
― Nancy Burkey, Rubbing Stones

“She put her hands together to imitate the mouth of a crocodile, the Shona symbol of virility.”
― Nancy Burkey, Rubbing Stones

“maybe it’s a matter of opinion.”
― Nancy Burkey, Rubbing Stones

“there’s always at least one,”
― Nancy Burkey, Rubbing Stones