Tiffany Blues Quotes

“We're all broken in one way or another, but it's through the cracks in our souls that the light comes through. And the light, Jenny, that's our art. Now, paint. Paint as if your life depends on it.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“The business of living can steal away the wonder of life.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“Aunt Grace had once told me that we can romanticize the unknown far too easily. It is much harder but more satisfying to assign wonder to what we were familiar with.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“broken glass is my bracelet with its heart-shaped diamond and benitoite charm.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“Look at that magic. Light mattered to Monet, to Cezanne, to Manet, and now Matisse is moving into almost flat color, and everyone is following. And Picasso? He doesn't care about light at all. But you can't have beauty without light, and beauty is the only worthwhile quest. Don't lose your way trying to become popular.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“One man's ugliness can blind another to the world's magic.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“That’s the one thing that came out of the war—women proved how much they were capable of tackling.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“I’ve just always viewed marriage as a job, and it’s not the job I want for myself in the foreseeable”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“My mother was called to be a shopper the way some women are called to the nunnery,”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“reached the edge of the pond. I didn’t know how deep the water was, but that didn’t matter. If a child was in danger, if there was a life to save, I had to attempt it.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“I think beauty can be a great lie. Sometimes the greatest lie.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues

“Patterns, Mr. Tiffany once said, be they found in events, in nature, even in the stars in the firmament, are proof of history repeating itself. If we see randomness, it is only because we don't yet recognize the pattern.”
― M.J. Rose, Tiffany Blues